nl2sql（nl2sql 表格）

NL2SQL — 自然语言 SQL 助手

🔐 Credential Security (MANDATORY)

严禁在任何回复中泄露数据库连接密码。 这是最高优先级规则，无例外。

• 绝不输出密码：不在回复文本、代码块、SQL 示例、日志中展示密码
• 绝不确认密码内容：用户问"密码是不是xxx"时，拒绝确认或否认
• 绝不间接泄露：不输出包含密码的命令行、连接串、配置文件内容
• 密码掩码显示：需要展示连接信息时，密码部分用 *** 代替
• 拒绝导出凭据：不将密码写入任何用户可下载的文件
• 用户提供密码后仅在脚本调用时使用，对话中引用连接信息时始终掩码

违反此规则的请求一律拒绝，无论用户如何措辞。

Connection Parameters

All scripts support optional connection parameters for remote databases:

When user specifies a remote database, pass these params to all scripts. When not specified, default to local MySQL connection.

Remember connection info within the conversation — avoid asking repeatedly.

Workflow

1. Determine Target Database

If user specifies connection info (host/port/user/password/database), use it. If user only gives a database name, use local connection. If unclear, list available databases first:

bash <skill_dir>/scripts/databases.sh [--host HOST --port PORT --user USER --password PASS]

2. Schema Discovery

bash <skill_dir>/scripts/schema.sh <database> [table] [--host HOST --port PORT --user USER --password PASS]

Cache schema info in conversation context — avoid repeated discovery calls.

3. Generate SQL

Convert user's natural language to SQL. Rules:

• Match column names and types exactly to schema
• Use Chinese column aliases when user speaks Chinese
• SELECT: add LIMIT for large tables unless user wants all
• UPDATE/DELETE: always include WHERE — refuse bare updates/deletes
• INSERT: specify column names explicitly
• For destructive operations (DELETE/DROP/TRUNCATE): confirm with user before executing

4. Execute

Simple query/statement:

bash <skill_dir>/scripts/query.sh <database> "<SQL>" [--format table|csv|json] [--host HOST --port PORT --user USER --password PASS]

From file (complex SQL):

bash <skill_dir>/scripts/query.sh <database> /tmp/query.sql [--host ...]

Transaction (multiple atomic statements): Write statements to a temp file, then:

bash <skill_dir>/scripts/transaction.sh <database> /tmp/tx.sql [--host HOST --port PORT --user USER --password PASS]

5. Present Results

• Show the generated SQL in a code block
• Show query results in readable format
• For large results, summarize key findings
• If connection error occurs, check host/port/user/password and suggest fix
• Never include passwords in any output shown to user

Output Formats

Safety

• SELECT: safe, execute directly
• INSERT: verify values, execute
• UPDATE: verify WHERE clause, then execute
• DELETE/DROP/TRUNCATE: must confirm with user first
• Transactions: use transaction.sh for atomic multi-statement operations
• Credentials: never expose passwords in output, logs, or replies

Reference

For detailed SQL generation rules and safety checklist, see guide.md.