Charts on demand
Type or say a chart request in the command bar and a local agent draws a self-contained, labeled SVG diagram — title, arrows, legend and all — which lands on the canvas as a regular image pane.
Asking for one
Section titled “Asking for one”Any of these forms work:
- chart how OAuth login works
- graph: revenue vs headcount
- diagram of the water cycle
- draw me a chart showing the OSI model layers
You’ll get an immediate “Drawing up a chart…” confirmation; generation continues in the background and the finished chart appears when it’s ready (typically a minute or a few — it’s a real agent run).
What you get
Section titled “What you get”A normal image pane: drag it, resize it, and because it’s an image you can also drag it onto an agent to discuss or revise it. The agent picks the best form for the topic — flow, timeline, comparison, anatomy, or axes — rather than a generic bubble diagram.
Good to know
Section titled “Good to know”- If the chart lands outside your current view, say focus chart to spotlight it (unfocus restores the rest).
- Failures don’t vanish: the error is toasted and also recorded in the Audit Log.
- Want a better version? Ask again with a sharper topic (“chart the water cycle with residence times”) — each request is a fresh drawing.
Frequently asked questions
How long does a chart take?
It's a full agent run — usually one to a few minutes. The toast confirms it started; the finished chart appears on the canvas by itself. If it fails, the error is toasted and recorded in the Audit Log.
Which model draws it?
Your local Claude Code CLI (the first detected local CLI if Claude isn't installed). No API key is needed beyond what your agents already use.