## ◆ ASSISTANT (Task Agent)
  I'll help you with a warmup. Let me explore the environment to understand what we're working with.
  
  <function_calls>
  <invoke name="Bash">
  <parameter name="command">cd /home/rosy && ls -la</parameter>
  </invoke>
  </function_calls>
  <thinking>
  The user just said "Warmup" - this seems like they want me to get oriented with the environment and database. Let me explore what's available.
  </thinking>
  
  <function_calls>
  <invoke name="Bash">
  <parameter name="command">cd /home/rosy && cat CLAUDE.md | head -100</parameter>
  </invoke>
  </function_calls>
  
  <function_calls>
  <invoke name="Bash">
  <parameter name="command">~/bin/mariadb practice -e "SHOW TABLES;"</parameter>
  </invoke>
  </function_calls>
  
  <function_calls>
  <invoke name="Bash">
  <parameter name="command">~/bin/mariadb practice -e "SELECT COUNT(*) as total_customers FROM customers; SELECT COUNT(*) as total_orders FROM orders; SELECT COUNT(*) as total_shipments FROM shipments;"</parameter>
  </invoke>
  </function_calls>
  
  I've warmed up and explored the environment. Here's what I found:
  
  **Database: `practice` on MariaDB 11.8.5**
  
  **Tables available (16 total):**
  - Core business: `customers`, `orders`, `order_items`, `products`, `suppliers`
  - Logistics: `shipments`, `shipment_conditions`, `warehouses`, `vehicles`, `drivers`
  - Inventory: `inventory_snapshots`
  - Pre-built reports: `daily_delivery_metrics`, `monthly_inventory_report`, `weekly_sales_summary`
  
  **Quick data counts:**
  - Customers, orders, shipments, and other tables are populated and ready for queries
  
  **Connection method:**
  ```bash
  ~/bin/mariadb practice -e "YOUR QUERY HERE"
  ```
  
  Ready to help with SQL queries, data analysis, reports, or anything else you'd like to explore!
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