← ClaudeAtlas

charting-vega-litelisted

Create interactive data visualizations using Vega-Lite declarative JSON grammar. Supports 20+ chart types (bar, line, scatter, histogram, boxplot, grouped/stacked variations, etc.) via templates and programmatic builders. Use when users upload data for charting, request specific chart types, or mention visualizations. Produces portable JSON specs with inline data islands that work in Claude artifacts and can be adapted for production.
oaustegard/claude-skills · ★ 124 · Data & Documents · score 84
Install: claude install-skill oaustegard/claude-skills
## Overview This skill creates interactive Vega-Lite visualizations from uploaded data. The workflow: 1. Analyze data structure and context 2. Select 5-10 meaningful chart types based on what the data represents 3. Build chart specifications programmatically 4. Generate React artifact with embedded visualizations ## Critical Technical Constraint: Inline Data Island **Claude artifacts cannot use fetch() for computer:// URLs.** All data must be embedded as an inline JavaScript constant: ```javascript const DATA = [ /* embedded data array */ ]; // Later in chart specs: spec.data = { values: DATA }; ``` **DO NOT:** - Use fetch() to load external files - Reference external data URLs - Create separate data files This is the only pattern that works in Claude's artifact environment. ## Primary Workflow: Data Upload → Chart Explorer Execute this sequence when user uploads data without specifying chart type: ### 1. Analyze Data Structure ```bash python /mnt/skills/user/charting-vega-lite/scripts/analyze_data.py /mnt/user-data/uploads/<filename> ``` **Extract from output:** - `fields[]` (with types and statistics) - `suggested_charts[]` (suggested chart types with encodings) - `sample_data` (first 10 rows for understanding context) **If script fails:** Use manual pandas analysis ```python import pandas as pd df = pd.read_csv('/mnt/user-data/uploads/<filename>') # Classify: numeric→quantitative, datetime→temporal, <20 unique→nominal ``` ### 2. Understand Data Context **R