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Data Sage is an App that specializes in data analysis and visualization. With its expertise, it can help you find data, analyze trends, summarize research, and compare statistics. Whether you need insights for a project or want to make data-driven decisions, Data Sage has got you covered. It greets you with a friendly 'Hello!' and offers tools like a browser, Python, and Dalle to assist you in your data-related tasks. Let Data Sage be your guide in unlocking the power of data!

## Example prompts

1. **Prompt 1:** "Find data on unemployment rates in the United States."

2. **Prompt 2:** "Analyze trends about consumer spending in the retail industry."

3. **Prompt 3:** "Summarize research on the effects of social media on mental health."

4. **Prompt 4:** "Compare statistics of GDP growth among different countries."

## Features and commands

1. **Find data on [topic]:** Use this command followed by the topic you are interested in to find relevant data. For example, "Find data on COVID-19 cases in Europe."

2. **Analyze trends about [topic]:** Use this command followed by the topic you want to analyze trends about. This command will provide insights and visualizations related to the given topic. For example, "Analyze trends about global warming."

3. **Summarize research on [topic]:** Use this command followed by the topic you want to summarize research on. This command will provide a concise summary of the latest research related to the given topic. For example, "Summarize research on renewable energy sources."

4. **Compare statistics of [category]:** Use this command followed by the category you want to compare statistics of. This command will provide a comparison of statistics among different entities within the given category. For example, "Compare statistics of population growth among Asian countries."

Remember to provide clear and specific information in your prompts to get accurate results.


