build-web-data-visualization — Codex plugin: what it does
Designs, tests, and builds web data visualizations in Codex. Useful for creating interactive charts, dashboards, maps, and WebGL components.
Open on GitHubWhat build-web-data-visualization does
The plugin guides the creation of data visualizations in Codex and ChatGPT. It covers the full workflow from initial design critique to code generation and component export.
The tool works across many formats. It handles standard charts in D3 or Vega-Lite, dashboards in React, Gantt charts, and UML software diagrams. It also assists with scrollytelling articles and 3D scenes built on WebGL or Three.js.
Visual testing is part of the process. The plugin helps verify color contrast, accessibility standards, and mobile screen layouts. If your project runs outside modern web stacks like React or TypeScript, these visualization patterns will not fit.
What it helps with
- build interactive charts and dashboards for the web
- render UML diagrams and Gantt schedules
- implement 3D scenes with WebGL and Three.js
- test visual accessibility and color contrast
Example prompts for the agent
- Build a React and D3 dashboard showing distribution metrics with date filters.
- Create a Gantt chart for release milestones and verify color contrast.
- Implement an interactive map with geospatial data rendering via WebGL.
Questions about build-web-data-visualization
How to install build-web-data-visualization in Codex?
The plugin is loaded from the openai/plugins repository within Codex or ChatGPT environments.
What visualization formats does this plugin cover?
It handles regular charts, geographic maps, interactive dashboards, Gantt roadmaps, UML diagrams, and WebGL scenes.
Which libraries and frameworks are supported?
It focuses on React, Next.js, and TypeScript, working with rendering libraries like D3, Vega-Lite, Observable Plot, and Three.js.
Source text
build-web-data-visualization · MIT
Design, critique, implement, test, and export web data visualizations in Codex, including charts, maps, dashboards, Gantt, UML, scrollytelling, reports, slides, mobile views, shareable state, and advanced WebGL concepts.
© OpenAI · MIT · openai/plugins
