What problem does it solve? Montréal's open datasets use inconsistent date formats, lack native SQL date functions, and have quirks like partial-year data and COVID-era anomalies, making temporal analysis error-prone without guidance. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Date Field Reference: Maps date columns, formats, and granularity for crime, permits, 311, fire, collisions, trees, and budget datasets. - Seven Analysis Patterns: Ready-to-use SQL and Python patterns for monthly trends, year-over-year comparison, day-of-week analysis, seasonal patterns, growth rates, moving averages, and before/after impact studies. - Pitfall Guidance: Documents gotchas such as the 32K row limit, missing date functions in CKAN SQL, timezone handling, and seasonal bias. - Use Case: Compare monthly crime incidents across 2023-2025 by extracting year-month with SUBSTRING, then compute year-over-year growth rates client-side in Python. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to show the monthly trend of 311 requests in Montréal over the past two years and highlight any seasonal patterns.