list_column
The list_column function extracts the top three hierarchical items from network data projections, offering a concise overview of key columns and their schemas. It facilitates further data analysis by enabling users to retrieve specific values or perform calculations using the selected keys and columns.
Prompt Text
This function returns the top three items from the network data projection to provide an overview of the useful columns and their schema. For example:
```["unifi_devices.name",
"unifi_devices.model",
"unifi_devices.device_type",
"unifi_devices.ip",
"unifi_devices.mac",
"unifi_devices.version"]```
Ensure the structure is hierarchical from the top level to the desired field.
Continue gathering more details or calculation by executing **get_value_from_selected_key_and_columns** or use it to perform calculation when necessary like $count, $sum, $multiply, $divide. etc.Evaluation Results
1/28/2026
Overall Score
2.49/5
Average across all 3 models
Best Performing Model
Low Confidence
anthropic:claude-3-5-haiku
4.01/5
anthropic:claude-3-5-haiku
#1 Ranked
4.01
/5.00
adh
3.8
cla
4.7
com
3.5
In
875
Out
1,509
Cost
$0.0067
google:gemini-2.5-flash-lite
#2 Ranked
3.13
/5.00
adh
2.9
cla
4.0
com
2.5
In
835
Out
4,000
Cost
$0.0017
openai:gpt-5-mini
#3 Ranked
0.33
/5.00
adh
0.3
cla
0.3
com
0.3
In
720
Out
4,000
Cost
$0.0082
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