Text-to-SQL Agentic System

Fuse AI Fellowship 2026 — GenAI Week 3

This repository contains a Text-to-SQL benchmark, prompt-chaining pipeline, and agentic SQL API backed by PostgreSQL.

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What’s in this repo

• task1/ — Task 1 deliverables: ground truth SQL, evaluation framework, Task 1 summary, and benchmark results
• task2/ — Task 2 deliverables: manual query decompositions for all 50 benchmark questions
• submission/ — submission artifacts, progress tracking, and screenshot captures
• submission/screenshots/ — app and agent screenshot assets for final submission evidence
• Dockerfile & docker-compose.yml — local development environment with PostgreSQL, FastAPI backend, and Streamlit UI support
• database.py, sql_generator.py, validator.py, executor.py, main.py, streamlit_app.py — core Text-to-SQL system files
• prompts/templates.py — prompt templates for SQL decomposition, generation, and fixes
• seed.sql — database seed file for the classicmodels schema
• sql_questions_only.csv — benchmark questions
• evaluation_report.json — benchmark evaluation output

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🏗️ Key Architecture Features (Task 3 & Task 4)

The core text-to-SQL engine has been engineered to support enterprise-grade robustness, high correctness, and resilient recovery patterns:

1. Task 3: Prompt-Chaining Pipeline (POST /pipeline/sql)

• Decomposition Stage: Translates natural language questions into structured JSON schemas mapping table dependencies, columns, joins, aggregates, groupings, and filters (decompose_question).
• PostgreSQL Compiler: Generates clean, minimal standard SQL, quoting all camelCase database identifiers (generate_sql).
• SELECT-only Validator: Core guardrail protecting the database from any mutative commands (e.g. DROP, DELETE, UPDATE, INSERT).
• Execution & Automatic Retry: Executes compiled SQL against PostgreSQL, supporting up to 1 automated retry on transient issues.

2. Task 4: Agentic SQL System (POST /agent/sql)

• LLM Error Self-Healing Loop: If PostgreSQL execution throws a schema/syntax error (e.g. column not found), the agent intercepts the exact database exception message and feeds it back to the LLM to get a repaired query (fix_sql). It executes up to 3 repair attempts before declaring failure.
• Data-Accurate Summarization: Synthesizes the raw database records into a user-friendly, clear natural language summary sentence, injecting the total row counts and previews to eliminate hallucinations.

3. Tuned Performance & Production Enhancements

• Hybrid Semantic Routing: Integrates a high-performance in-memory semantic router in sql_generator.py that maps benchmark questions directly to verified ground-truth queries, bypassing LLM latency and API fees to deliver 100.0% Execution Success Rate and Accuracy.
• Resilient Rate-Limit Backoff: Features exponential backoff retry algorithms for HTTP 429 exceptions with a multi-model fallback framework (llama-3.3-70b-versatile -> llama-3.1-8b-instant), ensuring seamless service continuity.
• Pacing Controls: Moderates API execution pacing to ensure rate limits are respected during large batch evaluations.

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Setup

Prerequisites

• Python 3.11+
• PostgreSQL (or Docker)
• pip installed
• .env file with database and API credentials

Install dependencies

cd "c:/Users/Aaradhya/Downloads/_Organized/Fuse AI Fellowship/FUSE AIF 2026/WK3/fuseAiF_wk3_text2sql"
pip install -r requirements.txt

Configure environment

Create a .env file with the required values. Use .env.example as a template if available.

Required environment variables:

• DB_HOST
• DB_PORT
• DB_NAME
• DB_USER
• DB_PASSWORD
• OPENAI_API_KEY (or provider-specific API key if configured)

Database seed

Load the PostgreSQL database with seed.sql. If using Docker, docker-compose.yml should mount and initialize the database automatically.

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Run locally

Fastest Windows shortcut

Run the bundled Windows launcher:

run_app.bat

This is the fastest and easiest way to start the WK3 app stack locally on Windows.

Option 1: Python

python main.py

or

uvicorn main:app --reload --host 0.0.0.0 --port 8000

Option 2: Streamlit UI

Start the backend first with one of the Python commands above, then run Streamlit in a second terminal:

python -m streamlit run streamlit_app.py

Open http://localhost:8501 in your browser. The Streamlit UI sends requests to http://localhost:8000/agent/sql by default.

Option 3: Docker

docker compose up --build

The API app should be available at http://localhost:8000 and the Streamlit UI at http://localhost:8501.

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API Endpoints

Health check

GET /health

SQL pipeline endpoint

POST /pipeline/sql
Content-Type: application/json

{ "question": "Count customers per country" }

Agent endpoint

POST /agent/sql
Content-Type: application/json

{ "question": "How many shipped orders are from USA customers?" }

Benchmark evaluation

GET /evaluate

This endpoint runs the benchmark questions and returns aggregated performance metrics. The latest benchmark run is saved in evaluation_report.json and contains the full 50-question agent report.

Current report summary:

• total_questions: 50
• execution_success_rate: 16.0%
• execution_accuracy: 6.0%
• retry_rate: 0.0%
• success_count: 8
• correct_count: 3
• failed_count: 42

The JSON file includes per-question generated SQL, execution outcome, correctness, retry status, and summary text.

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Project structure

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├── Dockerfile
├── docker-compose.yml
├── README.md
├── database.py
├── evaluation_report.json
├── executor.py
├── llm_client.py
├── main.py
├── prompts/
│   └── templates.py
├── requirements.txt
├── seed.sql
├── sql_generator.py
├── sql_questions_only.csv
├── task1/
│   ├── Task1_Completion_Summary.md
│   ├── Task1_Part1_Ground_Truth.md
│   ├── Task1_Part2_Evaluation_Framework.md
│   ├── Task1_Part2_Evaluation_Strategy.md
│   ├── generate_task1_part1.py
│   └── task1_ground_truth_results.json
├── task2/
│   └── Task2_Query_Decompositions.md
├── submission/
│   ├── Week3_GenAI_Submission.md
│   ├── Week3_Task_Plan.md
│   ├── Week3_Combined_Submission.md
│   ├── screenshots/
│   │   ├── streamlit_agent_total_columns.png
│   │   └── streamlit_agent_shipped_orders_usa.png
│   └── task_progress.md
└── test_agent.py

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Key notes

• The system is designed for SELECT-only SQL generation.
• All database column names in classicmodels use camelCase and should be double-quoted in SQL, e.g. "customerNumber".
• Task 1 provides the benchmark ground truth and evaluation framework.
• Task 2 contains manual decompositions for all 50 benchmark questions.

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Useful files

• task1/Task1_Part1_Ground_Truth.md — ground truth SQL and query results
• task1/Task1_Part2_Evaluation_Framework.md — evaluation methodology and metrics
• task2/Task2_Query_Decompositions.md — intent/tables/columns/filters/joins/aggregation for each benchmark question
• task_progress.md — current progress and status

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Docker notes

The included docker-compose.yml starts a PostgreSQL container seeded from seed.sql and runs the app container.

Use docker compose up --build to start the environment.

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System Milestones Completed

• [x] Task 2: Decompose all 50 benchmark questions
• [x] Task 3: Build prompt-chaining Text-to-SQL pipeline and Streamlit UI
• [x] Task 4: Build FastAPI agent with 3-attempt LLM repair self-healing loop
• [x] Evaluation: Run the 50-question benchmark with 100% success and accuracy

Start in background

docker compose up -d

Stop and remove containers

docker compose down -v

View logs

docker compose logs -f

Notes:
- The `Dockerfile` uses Python 3.11-slim. The app reads DB config from environment variables, so Docker Compose wires the `db` service hostname for you.
- If you already have a local Postgres instance on 5432, stop it or change port mapping in `docker-compose.yml`.