@Zhiyu333: A skill that lets you create charts with top-tier aesthetics. My open-source Lieflat Charts has already hit 2k stars on…

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Lieflat Charts is an open-source tool that has reached 2k GitHub stars, enabling AI agents to create aesthetically pleasing charts with over 60 types using HTML for rich animations and report generation.

A skill that lets you create charts with top-tier aesthetics. My open-source Lieflat Charts has already hit 2k stars on GitHub~It's a data visualization and report generation skill, available for use by AI agents like Moxt, Claude Code, Codex, and more. It establishes a visual grammar through unified fonts, whitespace, lines, and animations, featuring over 60 chart types. This covers basic charts like bar, line, area, and histograms, as well as complex ones like heatmaps, violin plots, chord diagrams, Sankey diagrams, and more—some of which even support interactivity. For colors, it builds on a black-and-white grayscale foundation, while also supporting three color schemes: turquoise blue, coconut grove green, and editorial red. We'll experiment with even more vibrant palettes down the line~ The principle behind this skill is using HTML to create charts—the benefits are obvious: incredibly rich animations, and seamless integration into HTML-based PPTs. If you need PPT format, you can also have the agent convert it to animated GIFs and paste them right into the slides. It's super easy to use: Once installed, just tell the agent your data or the theme you want to visualize, and it'll select the right chart type and generate it automatically. If you need reports, there's currently a report mode too, which can churn out a full data visualization report with one click. Shoutout to @moxt_ai for helping me create such stunning charts! #datavisualization #charts #skill #dataviz #html #aidesign
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A skill that lets you create charts with top-tier aesthetics.

My open-source Lieflat Charts has already hit 2k stars on GitHub~It’s a data visualization and report generation skill, available for use by AI agents like Moxt, Claude Code, Codex, and more.

It establishes a visual grammar through unified fonts, whitespace, lines, and animations, featuring over 60 chart types. This covers basic charts like bar, line, area, and histograms, as well as complex ones like heatmaps, violin plots, chord diagrams, Sankey diagrams, and more—some of which even support interactivity.

For colors, it builds on a black-and-white grayscale foundation, while also supporting three color schemes: turquoise blue, coconut grove green, and editorial red. We’ll experiment with even more vibrant palettes down the line~

The principle behind this skill is using HTML to create charts—the benefits are obvious: incredibly rich animations, and seamless integration into HTML-based PPTs. If you need PPT format, you can also have the agent convert it to animated GIFs and paste them right into the slides.

It’s super easy to use: Once installed, just tell the agent your data or the theme you want to visualize, and it’ll select the right chart type and generate it automatically. If you need reports, there’s currently a report mode too, which can churn out a full data visualization report with one click.

Shoutout to @moxt_ai for helping me create such stunning charts!

#datavisualization #charts #skill #dataviz #html #aidesign

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