Display Quantitative Information

Use this skill when the user needs to design, critique, redesign, audit, generate, code, or explain quantitative graphics: charts, dashboards, tables, maps, scientific/statistical figures, visual evidence, or chart specifications. It helps choose display forms, avoid misleading encodings, compute lie factors, inspect CSV structure, generate simple SVG charts, check color contrast, and produce Tufte-informed but non-formulaic recommendations. Do not use for decorative illustration or general data cleaning unless a quantitative display is involved.

by @tristanmanchester (Tristan Manchester)·MIT-0