charting
SolidSelects the right chart type and visualization library for React/Next.js (web) and Expo/React Native (mobile) data visualization tasks, then applies accessibility and anti-pattern guardrails. Maps data shape and intent (comparison, composition, distribution, relationship, evolution, flow, geographic, hierarchical) to a recommended chart, then to a recommended library based on platform, dataset size, and design system. Defers cross-cutting UI concerns (contrast, touch targets, typography, copy) to the `ux` skill rather than restating them. Triggers on: "what chart should I use", "visualize this data", "build a chart", "build a dashboard", "data visualization", "pick a chart library", "graph this", "/charting".
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Quality Score: 83/100
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- Author
- mthines
- Repository
- mthines/agent-skills
- Created
- 4 months ago
- Last Updated
- yesterday
- Language
- JavaScript
- License
- MIT
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chart-chooser
Selects the most appropriate chart type for a given dataset and analytical question, then produces a clean, honest, well-labeled visualization spec. Use this skill when a user asks "what chart should I use", "how should I visualize this data", "which graph fits", "make a chart for X", "is a pie chart right here", "how do I show change over time / comparison / distribution / correlation / part-to-whole", or when reviewing an existing chart for clarity and honesty. Covers chart-type decision-making, encoding choices (axis, color, size), labeling, axis-truncation ethics, accessibility, and avoiding misleading visuals.
chart
Data visualization. chart, graph, dashboard, visualize data, plot, analytics, D3.js, Chart.js, Recharts, Plotly.
chart-chooser
Pick the chart for a stated question and data shape and defend the choice: the recommendation, the reasoning, the alternatives rejected and why each fails this question, encoding rules for axis baseline, sorting, color, and labels, and generated code in the plotting library you name. Use when you know what you want the chart to say and need the one form that says it, not a gallery.