Use case · updated 10 October 2026

Animated charts from your own data

A chart lands better when it builds. Give your agent a CSV or a document and get the chart as a rendered video, or as a live page people can hover and filter.

In a video

Bars grow from the baseline with the value appearing as each one lands. One bar is highlighted in the accent colour. A separate scene type counts a single number up to its real value.

In an interactive deck

The same chart becomes clickable: hover or focus a bar for its value, and when there is more than one series the deck adds filter buttons to switch between them. Try it below on slide 3.

In PowerPoint

Export to a .pptx and the chart is a native PowerPoint chart: you can restyle it or edit the data in the usual way.

What is supported today

Bar charts with up to six categories and up to three series, and animated single figures. Line, pie and map charts are not built in yet; an agent can add them by hand to a video, but they are not part of the deck format.

Questions

Can it read my spreadsheet?

Yes. Coding agents read CSV directly. For Excel files the agent converts the sheet first.

Will it invent data to make the chart look better?

The skill instructs the agent to use the source values exactly and to drop the chart if the source has no numbers.

Which chart types are included?

Bar charts and count-up figures. Other types are possible in video with custom code but are not part of the built-in formats.

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