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Chart — Data Visualization
Activate When
- User invokes
/godmode:chart - User says "create a chart", "visualize this data", "make a graph"
- User says "build a dashboard", "display metrics", "plot this"
- When building reporting pages or analytics dashboards
- When
/godmode:planidentifies data visualization tasks - When
/godmode:reviewflags visualization accessibility or usability issues
Workflow
Step 1: Data & Intent Discovery
Understand the data and what the visualization needs to communicate:
VISUALIZATION DISCOVERY:
Project: <name and purpose>
Data source: <API endpoint | database query | static JSON | CSV | real-time stream>
Data shape: <rows x columns, field names, types>
Audience: <executives | engineers | end-users | public>
Goal: <compare | trend | distribute | correlate | compose | flow | geospatial>
Interactivity: <static | hover tooltips | click-to-filter | drill-down | real-time>
Environment: <React | Vue | Angular | vanilla JS | server-side PDF | Jupyter>
Existing library: <D3.js | Chart.js | Recharts | Plotly | Nivo | Victory | none>
Constraints: <bundle size limit | IE support | print-friendly | offline | color-blind safe>
If the user hasn't specified, ask: "What story should this visualization tell? Who is the audience?"
Step 2: Chart Type Selection
Select the optimal chart type based on the data and communication goal:
CHART TYPE SELECTION:
| Goal | Recommended Chart Types |
|--|--|
| Compare values | Bar (vertical/horizontal), Grouped bar, Lollipop |
| Show trends | Line, Area, Sparkline, Step |
| Show distribution | Histogram, Box plot, Violin, Density |
| Show correlation | Scatter, Bubble, Heatmap (correlation matrix) |
| Show composition | Stacked bar, Treemap, Sunburst, Waffle |
| Show flow/process | Sankey, Alluvial, Chord diagram |
| Show hierarchy | Treemap, Sunburst, Dendrogram, Circle packing |
| Show geographic | Choropleth, Bubble map, Hex bin map |
| Show part-to-whole | Donut, Stacked area, Marimekko |
...
Rules:
- Never use pie charts for more than 5 categories — use bar charts instead
- Never use 3D charts — they distort perception and reduce accuracy
- Use line charts only for continuous data (time series) — not categorical
- Prefer horizontal bar charts when labels are long
- Use small multiples over complex multi-series charts when series exceed 5
Step 3: Library Selection & Setup
Choose the right visualization library for the project:
LIBRARY SELECTION:
| Library | Best For | Bundle Size | Learning Curve |
|--|--|--|--|
| D3.js | Custom, complex, | ~90KB | Steep — full control |
| | unique visualizations | | over every pixel |
| Chart.js | Standard charts, | ~60KB | Low — declarative |
| | quick setup, canvas | | config-based API |
| Recharts | React dashboards, | ~120KB | Low — React-native |
| | composable charts | | component API |
| Plotly | Scientific/data | ~1MB | Medium — rich |
| | analysis, 3D plots | | interactive charts |
Step 4: Data Transformation
Prepare data for the selected chart type:
DATA TRANSFORMATION:
Source format: <raw data shape — e.g., array of objects, CSV rows, nested JSON>
Target format: <what the chart library expects>
Transformations needed:
1. <transformation — e.g., group by category, aggregate sum>
2. <transformation — e.g., pivot rows to columns>
3. <transformation — e.g., normalize to percentages>
4. <transformation — e.g., sort descending by value>
5. <transformation — e.g., compute rolling average>
Missing data strategy: <omit | zero-fill | interpolate | show gap>
...
Generate the transformation code:
// Data transformation pipeline
function transformData(raw: RawData[]): ChartData {
return raw
.filter(/* remove invalid entries */)
.map(/* reshape to chart format */)
.sort(/* order for readability */)
Step 5: Chart Implementation
Build the chart with full configuration:
CHART CONFIGURATION:
| Property | Value |
|--|--|
| Type | <bar | line | scatter | heatmap | ...> |
| Width | <responsive | fixed px> |
| Height | <responsive | fixed px> |
| Aspect ratio | <16:9 | 4:3 | 1:1 | custom> |
| Margins | top=<N> right=<N> bottom=<N> left=<N> |
| Colors | <palette name or hex values> |
| Font family | <system | project font> |
| Animation | <none | enter | update | transition> |
| Legend | <position: top | right | bottom | none> |
...
Use the selected library's standard patterns:
- D3.js: SVG with margin convention, scales, axes, data joins
- Recharts:
ResponsiveContainerwrapper, declarative component composition - Chart.js: Canvas-based config object with datasets array
- Plotly: Trace objects with layout configuration
Step 6: Responsive Design
Mobile (<480px): stack legend below, reduce ticks, enlarge touch targets. Tablet (480-1024px): side legend, full interactivity. Desktop (>1024px): full layout, annotations, brush/zoom.
Step 7: Color & Accessibility
Design accessible visualizations that work for everyone:
ACCESSIBILITY CHECKLIST:
| Check | Status |
|--|--|
| Color contrast ratio >= 3:1 against background | PASS | FAIL |
| Colorblind-safe palette (no red/green only) | PASS | FAIL |
| Patterns/textures as secondary differentiator | PASS | FAIL |
| aria-label on chart container (SVG role="img") | PASS | FAIL |
| Data table alternative available | PASS | FAIL |
| Keyboard navigable (focus on data points) | PASS | FAIL |
| Screen reader descriptions for trends | PASS | FAIL |
| Tooltip accessible via keyboard (not hover-only) | PASS | FAIL |
| Text labels minimum 12px font size | PASS | FAIL |
...
Step 8: Dashboard Composition
When building multi-chart dashboards, apply layout principles:
DASHBOARD DESIGN:
Layout: <grid columns — e.g., 12-column grid>
Sections:
1. <KPI row — number cards with sparklines>
2. <Primary chart — largest, most important visualization>
3. <Supporting charts — 2-3 smaller charts providing context>
4. <Detail table — filterable data table for drill-down>
DASHBOARD PRINCIPLES:
1. Most important metric is top-left (F-pattern reading)
2. KPI cards first — give the executive summary before details
3. Max 7 ± 2 charts per dashboard (cognitive load limit)
...
Step 9: Performance Optimization
Optimize chart rendering for large datasets:
PERFORMANCE STRATEGIES:
| < 1,000 points | Render all — no optimization needed |
|--|--|
| 1K - 10K points | Canvas rendering (not SVG), debounce tooltips |
| 10K - 100K points | Data aggregation, LTTB downsampling, WebGL |
| > 100K points | Server-side aggregation, WebGL (deck.gl) |
Key techniques: Canvas over SVG for > 1K points, LTTB downsampling for time series,
IntersectionObserver for lazy-loading, useMemo for data transforms, Web Workers for heavy processing.
Step 10: Validation & Delivery
Validate the visualization and produce deliverables:
VISUALIZATION VALIDATION:
| Check | Status |
|--|--|
| Chart type matches data and communication goal | PASS | FAIL |
| Data transformations produce correct output | PASS | FAIL |
| Responsive at mobile, tablet, desktop breakpoints | PASS | FAIL |
| Accessibility checklist complete (all items pass) | PASS | FAIL |
| Color palette is colorblind-safe | PASS | FAIL |
| Performance acceptable at expected data volume | PASS | FAIL |
| Tooltips show correct formatted values | PASS | FAIL |
| Axis labels and titles are clear and formatted | PASS | FAIL |
| Legend is present and correctly maps to data series | PASS | FAIL |
...
Produce deliverables:
VISUALIZATION COMPLETE:
Artifacts:
- Chart component: src/components/charts/<ChartName>.tsx
- Data transformer: src/utils/chart-data/<transformer>.ts
- Dashboard layout: src/pages/<dashboard>.tsx (if dashboard)
- Storybook story: src/components/charts/<ChartName>.stories.tsx
- Tests: src/components/charts/__tests__/<ChartName>.test.tsx
Validation: <PASS | NEEDS REVISION>
Chart type: <type>
Library: <library>
...
Commit: "chart: <component> — <chart type>, <library>, <N> data series, responsive + accessible"
Key Behaviors
# Test chart rendering and accessibility
npm run test:charts
npx storybook build --ci
npx chromatic --exit-zero-on-changes
- Data story first, chart second. Communication goal first.
- Accessibility not optional. Data table + colorblind-safe + screen reader.
- Responsive by default. Works at 320px, 768px, 1440px.
- Performance scales with data. Canvas for > 1K points.
- Consistent dashboards. Same colors, typography, interactions.
- No misleading visualizations. Bar charts start at 0.
- Color is not the only channel. Patterns, labels, position too. On failure: revert with git reset --hard HEAD~1.
Flags & Options
| Flag | Description |
|---|---|
| (none) | Full chart design and implementation workflow |
--type <chart> | Force chart type: bar, line, scatter, heatmap, treemap, sankey, pie, area |
--lib <library> | Force library: d3, chartjs, recharts, plotly, nivo, victory |
HARD RULES
Never ask to continue. Loop autonomously until all charts render within targets and pass accessibility checks.
- NEVER use pie charts for more than 5 categories. No exceptions. Use bar charts instead.
- NEVER use 3D charts. They distort data and add no information.
- NEVER ship without a data table alternative for screen readers.
- NEVER start bar chart y-axis above zero unless explicitly documented with justification.
- ALWAYS test at 320px, 768px, and 1440px before marking responsive as done.
- ALWAYS verify colorblind safety with Chrome DevTools vision deficiency emulation.
- git commit BEFORE verify — commit the chart component, then run visual/a11y tests.
- TSV logging — log every chart creation:
timestamp chart_type library data_points responsive a11y_score status
Auto-Detection
On activation, automatically detect project context without asking:
AUTO-DETECT:
1. Framework:
ls package.json 2>/dev/null && grep -o '"react"\|"vue"\|"angular"\|"svelte"' package.json
# Determines component style and library compatibility
2. Existing chart libraries:
grep -r "recharts\|chart.js\|d3\|plotly\|nivo\|victory" package.json 2>/dev/null
# Prefer existing library over introducing a new one
3. Design system:
ls src/theme* src/styles/tokens* tailwind.config* 2>/dev/null
# Extract color palette, font family, spacing tokens
...
Output Format
After each chart skill invocation, emit a structured report:
CHART BUILD REPORT:
| Charts created | <N> |
|--|--|
| Charts updated | <N> |
| Library used | <library name> |
| Data points | <N> total across all charts |
| Responsive | YES / NO |
| A11y (data table) | YES / NO |
| Colorblind-safe | YES / NO |
| Bundle impact | +<N> KB (gzipped) |
| Render time | <N> ms (largest chart) |
| Verdict | PASS | NEEDS REVISION |
Keep/Discard
KEEP if: improvement verified. DISCARD if: regression or no change. Revert discards immediately.
Stop Conditions
Stop when: target reached, budget exhausted, or >5 consecutive discards.
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---
name: chart
description: Data visualization. chart, graph, dashboard, visualize data, plot, analytics, D3.js, Chart.js, Recharts, Plotly.
---
# Chart — Data Visualization
## Activate When
- User invokes `/godmode:chart`
- User says "create a chart", "visualize this data", "make a graph"
- User says "build a dashboard", "display metrics", "plot this"
- When building reporting pages or analytics dashboards
- When `/godmode:plan` identifies data visualization tasks
- When `/godmode:review` flags visualization accessibility or usability issues
## Workflow
### Step 1: Data & Intent Discovery
Understand the data and what the visualization needs to communicate:
```
VISUALIZATION DISCOVERY:
Project: <name and purpose>
Data source: <API endpoint | database query | static JSON | CSV | real-time stream>
Data shape: <rows x columns, field names, types>
Audience: <executives | engineers | end-users | public>
Goal: <compare | trend | distribute | correlate | compose | flow | geospatial>
Interactivity: <static | hover tooltips | click-to-filter | drill-down | real-time>
Environment: <React | Vue | Angular | vanilla JS | server-side PDF | Jupyter>
Existing library: <D3.js | Chart.js | Recharts | Plotly | Nivo | Victory | none>
Constraints: <bundle size limit | IE support | print-friendly | offline | color-blind safe>
```
If the user hasn't specified, ask: "What story should this visualization tell? Who is the audience?"
### Step 2: Chart Type Selection
Select the optimal chart type based on the data and communication goal:
```
CHART TYPE SELECTION:
| Goal | Recommended Chart Types |
|--|--|
| Compare values | Bar (vertical/horizontal), Grouped bar, Lollipop |
| Show trends | Line, Area, Sparkline, Step |
| Show distribution | Histogram, Box plot, Violin, Density |
| Show correlation | Scatter, Bubble, Heatmap (correlation matrix) |
| Show composition | Stacked bar, Treemap, Sunburst, Waffle |
| Show flow/process | Sankey, Alluvial, Chord diagram |
| Show hierarchy | Treemap, Sunburst, Dendrogram, Circle packing |
| Show geographic | Choropleth, Bubble map, Hex bin map |
| Show part-to-whole | Donut, Stacked area, Marimekko |
...
```
Rules:
- Never use pie charts for more than 5 categories — use bar charts instead
- Never use 3D charts — they distort perception and reduce accuracy
- Use line charts only for continuous data (time series) — not categorical
- Prefer horizontal bar charts when labels are long
- Use small multiples over complex multi-series charts when series exceed 5
### Step 3: Library Selection & Setup
Choose the right visualization library for the project:
```
LIBRARY SELECTION:
| Library | Best For | Bundle Size | Learning Curve |
|--|--|--|--|
| D3.js | Custom, complex, | ~90KB | Steep — full control |
| | unique visualizations | | over every pixel |
| Chart.js | Standard charts, | ~60KB | Low — declarative |
| | quick setup, canvas | | config-based API |
| Recharts | React dashboards, | ~120KB | Low — React-native |
| | composable charts | | component API |
| Plotly | Scientific/data | ~1MB | Medium — rich |
| | analysis, 3D plots | | interactive charts |
```
### Step 4: Data Transformation
Prepare data for the selected chart type:
```
DATA TRANSFORMATION:
Source format: <raw data shape — e.g., array of objects, CSV rows, nested JSON>
Target format: <what the chart library expects>
Transformations needed:
1. <transformation — e.g., group by category, aggregate sum>
2. <transformation — e.g., pivot rows to columns>
3. <transformation — e.g., normalize to percentages>
4. <transformation — e.g., sort descending by value>
5. <transformation — e.g., compute rolling average>
Missing data strategy: <omit | zero-fill | interpolate | show gap>
...
```
Generate the transformation code:
```typescript
// Data transformation pipeline
function transformData(raw: RawData[]): ChartData {
return raw
.filter(/* remove invalid entries */)
.map(/* reshape to chart format */)
.sort(/* order for readability */)
```
### Step 5: Chart Implementation
Build the chart with full configuration:
```
CHART CONFIGURATION:
| Property | Value |
|--|--|
| Type | <bar | line | scatter | heatmap | ...> |
| Width | <responsive | fixed px> |
| Height | <responsive | fixed px> |
| Aspect ratio | <16:9 | 4:3 | 1:1 | custom> |
| Margins | top=<N> right=<N> bottom=<N> left=<N> |
| Colors | <palette name or hex values> |
| Font family | <system | project font> |
| Animation | <none | enter | update | transition> |
| Legend | <position: top | right | bottom | none> |
...
```
Use the selected library's standard patterns:
- **D3.js**: SVG with margin convention, scales, axes, data joins
- **Recharts**: `ResponsiveContainer` wrapper, declarative component composition
- **Chart.js**: Canvas-based config object with datasets array
- **Plotly**: Trace objects with layout configuration
### Step 6: Responsive Design
Mobile (<480px): stack legend below, reduce ticks, enlarge touch targets. Tablet (480-1024px): side legend,
full interactivity. Desktop (>1024px): full layout, annotations, brush/zoom.
### Step 7: Color & Accessibility
Design accessible visualizations that work for everyone:
```
ACCESSIBILITY CHECKLIST:
| Check | Status |
|--|--|
| Color contrast ratio >= 3:1 against background | PASS | FAIL |
| Colorblind-safe palette (no red/green only) | PASS | FAIL |
| Patterns/textures as secondary differentiator | PASS | FAIL |
| aria-label on chart container (SVG role="img") | PASS | FAIL |
| Data table alternative available | PASS | FAIL |
| Keyboard navigable (focus on data points) | PASS | FAIL |
| Screen reader descriptions for trends | PASS | FAIL |
| Tooltip accessible via keyboard (not hover-only) | PASS | FAIL |
| Text labels minimum 12px font size | PASS | FAIL |
...
```
### Step 8: Dashboard Composition
When building multi-chart dashboards, apply layout principles:
```
DASHBOARD DESIGN:
Layout: <grid columns — e.g., 12-column grid>
Sections:
1. <KPI row — number cards with sparklines>
2. <Primary chart — largest, most important visualization>
3. <Supporting charts — 2-3 smaller charts providing context>
4. <Detail table — filterable data table for drill-down>
DASHBOARD PRINCIPLES:
1. Most important metric is top-left (F-pattern reading)
2. KPI cards first — give the executive summary before details
3. Max 7 ± 2 charts per dashboard (cognitive load limit)
...
```
### Step 9: Performance Optimization
Optimize chart rendering for large datasets:
```
PERFORMANCE STRATEGIES:
| < 1,000 points | Render all — no optimization needed |
|--|--|
| 1K - 10K points | Canvas rendering (not SVG), debounce tooltips |
| 10K - 100K points | Data aggregation, LTTB downsampling, WebGL |
| > 100K points | Server-side aggregation, WebGL (deck.gl) |
Key techniques: Canvas over SVG for > 1K points, LTTB downsampling for time series,
IntersectionObserver for lazy-loading, useMemo for data transforms, Web Workers for heavy processing.
```
### Step 10: Validation & Delivery
Validate the visualization and produce deliverables:
```
VISUALIZATION VALIDATION:
| Check | Status |
|--|--|
| Chart type matches data and communication goal | PASS | FAIL |
| Data transformations produce correct output | PASS | FAIL |
| Responsive at mobile, tablet, desktop breakpoints | PASS | FAIL |
| Accessibility checklist complete (all items pass) | PASS | FAIL |
| Color palette is colorblind-safe | PASS | FAIL |
| Performance acceptable at expected data volume | PASS | FAIL |
| Tooltips show correct formatted values | PASS | FAIL |
| Axis labels and titles are clear and formatted | PASS | FAIL |
| Legend is present and correctly maps to data series | PASS | FAIL |
...
```
Produce deliverables:
```
VISUALIZATION COMPLETE:
Artifacts:
- Chart component: src/components/charts/<ChartName>.tsx
- Data transformer: src/utils/chart-data/<transformer>.ts
- Dashboard layout: src/pages/<dashboard>.tsx (if dashboard)
- Storybook story: src/components/charts/<ChartName>.stories.tsx
- Tests: src/components/charts/__tests__/<ChartName>.test.tsx
Validation: <PASS | NEEDS REVISION>
Chart type: <type>
Library: <library>
...
```
Commit: `"chart: <component> — <chart type>, <library>, <N> data series, responsive + accessible"`
## Key Behaviors
```bash
# Test chart rendering and accessibility
npm run test:charts
npx storybook build --ci
npx chromatic --exit-zero-on-changes
```
1. **Data story first, chart second.** Communication goal first.
2. **Accessibility not optional.** Data table + colorblind-safe + screen reader.
3. **Responsive by default.** Works at 320px, 768px, 1440px.
4. **Performance scales with data.** Canvas for > 1K points.
5. **Consistent dashboards.** Same colors, typography, interactions.
6. **No misleading visualizations.** Bar charts start at 0.
7. **Color is not the only channel.** Patterns, labels, position too.
On failure: revert with git reset --hard HEAD~1.
## Flags & Options
| Flag | Description |
|--|--|
| (none) | Full chart design and implementation workflow |
| `--type <chart>` | Force chart type: `bar`, `line`, `scatter`, `heatmap`, `treemap`, `sankey`, `pie`, `area` |
| `--lib <library>` | Force library: `d3`, `chartjs`, `recharts`, `plotly`, `nivo`, `victory` |
## HARD RULES
Never ask to continue. Loop autonomously until all charts render within targets and pass accessibility checks.
1. **NEVER use pie charts for more than 5 categories.** No exceptions. Use bar charts instead.
2. **NEVER use 3D charts.** They distort data and add no information.
3. **NEVER ship without a data table alternative** for screen readers.
4. **NEVER start bar chart y-axis above zero** unless explicitly documented with justification.
5. **ALWAYS test at 320px, 768px, and 1440px** before marking responsive as done.
6. **ALWAYS verify colorblind safety** with Chrome DevTools vision deficiency emulation.
7. **git commit BEFORE verify** — commit the chart component, then run visual/a11y tests.
8. **TSV logging** — log every chart creation:
```
timestamp chart_type library data_points responsive a11y_score status
```
## Auto-Detection
On activation, automatically detect project context without asking:
```
AUTO-DETECT:
1. Framework:
ls package.json 2>/dev/null && grep -o '"react"\|"vue"\|"angular"\|"svelte"' package.json
# Determines component style and library compatibility
2. Existing chart libraries:
grep -r "recharts\|chart.js\|d3\|plotly\|nivo\|victory" package.json 2>/dev/null
# Prefer existing library over introducing a new one
3. Design system:
ls src/theme* src/styles/tokens* tailwind.config* 2>/dev/null
# Extract color palette, font family, spacing tokens
...
```
## Output Format
After each chart skill invocation, emit a structured report:
```
CHART BUILD REPORT:
| Charts created | <N> |
|--|--|
| Charts updated | <N> |
| Library used | <library name> |
| Data points | <N> total across all charts |
| Responsive | YES / NO |
| A11y (data table) | YES / NO |
| Colorblind-safe | YES / NO |
| Bundle impact | +<N> KB (gzipped) |
| Render time | <N> ms (largest chart) |
| Verdict | PASS | NEEDS REVISION |
```
## Keep/Discard
KEEP if: improvement verified. DISCARD if: regression or no change. Revert discards immediately.
## Stop Conditions
Stop when: target reached, budget exhausted, or >5 consecutive discards.
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