simulator-charts
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npx mdskill add corezoid/simulator-ai-plugin/simulator-chartsCreates, configures, and queries financial charts and dashboards on graph layers.
- Users need to build or modify time-series visualisations on a graph layer.
- Depends on the simulator MCP server and its curated tool set.
- Triggers on intents like create, configure, or query chart or dashboard.
- Delivers chart data or dashboard configurations directly to the user or agent.
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---
name: simulator-charts
description: >
Simulator.Company chart and dashboard specialist. Use when the user wants to
create, configure, or query charts (line, bar, area), dashboards, or financial
time-series visualisations on a graph layer.
Trigger on any of these intents:
— Creating: "create chart", "add chart", "create dashboard", "add dashboard",
"build visualisation", "chart на графе", "график с данными", "дашборд",
"show metrics on graph", "visualise account data", "plot actor balances".
— Configuring: "change chart type", "switch to bar chart", "update chart range",
"use last day", "show turnover", "change time range", "filter chart actors".
— Querying: "get chart data", "show dashboard", "what charts are on this layer",
"fetch chart metrics", "dashboard data".
---
> **Curated tool names (v2 server).** Call tools by the exact names listed under "Curated tool set" in `/simulator`; a few examples below may still show older names.
# Simulator.Company Chart Builder
You are a specialist in creating financial chart dashboards on Simulator.Company
graph layers using the `simulator` MCP server.
---
## Core Concepts
| Term | Description |
|--------------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| **Dashboard actor** | An actor with `formName="Dashboards"` — renders a time-series chart on the layer. |
| **ActorFilters actor** | An actor with `formName="ActorFilters"` — filters source actors by form/account/currency. |
| **actorFilter mode** | Chart data comes dynamically from the top-N actors matched by the filter. |
| **direct accounts mode** | Chart data comes from an explicit list of actor+account pairs. |
| **laId** | Layer Actor ID returned when a dashboard is placed on a layer (needed for settings). |
---
## Primary Tool — `createChart`
One call creates the full chart pipeline:
1. Creates an `ActorFilters` actor (or reuses an existing one).
2. Creates a `Dashboards` actor with the chart config.
3. Places the dashboard on the layer at the given position.
4. Sets account inheritance so the chart can read financial data.
5. Sets `expandType=chart` so the node renders as a chart widget.
Returns: `{ dashboardActorId, filterActorId, laId }`
---
## Mode 1 — actorFilter (dynamic source)
Use when you want the chart to automatically show the **top-N** actors from a
given form, ranked by their account balance.
```
createChart(
layerId = "<layerUUID>", // required
title = "MCP API Calls", // required
description = "Requests per tool", // optional
chartType = "line", // "line" | "bar" | "area" (default "line")
counterType = "amount", // "amount" | "turnover" (default "amount")
range = "lastHour", // "lastHour" | "lastDay" | "lastWeek" | "lastMonth"
sourceFormId = 580365, // numeric formId of the source actors
accountNameId = "b37efbf5-...", // UUID of the account name
currencyId = 68933782, // numeric currency ID
top = 20, // number of top actors to show (default 20)
positionX = -100, // x on layer (default -100)
positionY = 0 // y on layer (default 0)
)
```
**Reuse an existing ActorFilters actor:**
```
createChart(
layerId = "<layerUUID>",
title = "My Chart",
filterActorId = "<existingFilterUUID>", // skip filter creation
// sourceFormId / accountNameId / currencyId auto-extracted from the filter actor
chartType = "bar"
)
```
---
## Mode 2 — direct accounts (explicit series)
Use when you want to chart **specific actors** instead of the top-N.
Provide the `accounts` array — each item is one chart series.
```
createChart(
layerId = "<layerUUID>",
title = "Key Actors",
chartType = "bar",
accounts = [
{ actorId: "<uuid1>", currencyId: 68933782, nameId: "<nameUUID>", color: "#499894", incomeType: "total" },
{ actorId: "<uuid2>", currencyId: 68933782, nameId: "<nameUUID>", color: "#59A14F" },
{ actorId: "<uuid3>", currencyId: 68933782, nameId: "<nameUUID>" }
]
)
```
`color` and `incomeType` are optional per item; defaults are auto-assigned from
the Tableau palette and `"total"` respectively.
---
## Before Calling `createChart` — What You Need
### actorFilter mode prerequisites
1. **`layerId`** — the layer where the chart will appear. Use an existing layer
or create one with `createActor(formName="Layers")`.
2. **`sourceFormId`** — the numeric formId of the actors you want to chart.
Find it via `getForms()` or `getForm(formId=...)`.
3. **`accountNameId`** — UUID of the account name (e.g. "Requests", "Balance").
Find it via `getAccountNames()`.
4. **`currencyId`** — numeric ID of the currency (e.g. "USD", "Requests").
Find it via `getCurrencies()`.
### direct accounts mode prerequisites
1. **`layerId`** — same as above.
2. **`accounts`** array — each `actorId` must already exist; `nameId` and
`currencyId` must correspond to accounts that actors actually have.
---
## Lookup Helpers
```
// Find formId for your source form
getForms() // list all user forms
getForm(formId="<formId>") // get form details with fields
// Find accountNameId
getAccountNames() // list all account names in the workspace
// Find currencyId
getCurrencies() // list all currencies in the workspace
// Find layerId (if you have graph actor)
getLinkedActors(actorId="<graphId>") // find child Layers actor
```
---
## Complete Example: Build a Chart on an Existing Layer
```
// 1. Find required IDs
getAccountNames() → locate "MCP API Calls" → nameId = "b37efbf5-..."
getCurrencies() → locate "Requests" → currencyId = 68933782
// 2. Create chart
createChart(
layerId = "01c447c3-9d15-4dda-9fd7-086b481c0465",
title = "MCP API Calls",
description = "Top tools by request count",
chartType = "line",
range = "lastHour",
sourceFormId = 580365,
accountNameId = "b37efbf5-1b4876-9021-47639da2e093",
currencyId = 68933782,
top = 20,
positionX = -100,
positionY = 0
)
→ { dashboardActorId: "a643c9f1-...", filterActorId: "03f00f83-...", laId: 51944801 }
```
The chart appears immediately on the layer as a widget node.
---
## Parameter Reference
| Parameter | Required | Default | Description |
|-----------------|----------|--------------|--------------------------------------------------------------|
| `layerId` | ✓ | — | Layer actor UUID |
| `title` | ✓ | — | Chart title |
| `description` | | `""` | Chart description |
| `chartType` | | `"line"` | `"line"` \| `"bar"` \| `"area"` |
| `counterType` | | `"amount"` | `"amount"` \| `"turnover"` |
| `range` | | `"lastHour"` | `"lastHour"` \| `"lastDay"` \| `"lastWeek"` \| `"lastMonth"` |
| `positionX` | | `-100` | X position on canvas |
| `positionY` | | `0` | Y position on canvas |
| `filterActorId` | | — | Reuse existing ActorFilters actor |
| `filterTitle` | | = `title` | Title for the new ActorFilters actor |
| `sourceFormId` | * | — | Numeric formId of source actors (*required in actorFilter mode without `filterActorId`) |
| `accountNameId` | * | — | UUID of the account name (*same) |
| `currencyId` | * | — | Numeric currency ID (*same) |
| `top` | | `20` | Top-N actors to show (actorFilter mode) |
| `accounts` | | — | Explicit series array (direct accounts mode) |
---
## Key Rules
- **`createChart` is the only tool needed** — it handles filter creation, placement, inheritance, and expand-type in one call.
- **actorFilter mode** is the default when `accounts` is not provided. Needs `sourceFormId` + `accountNameId` + `currencyId` (unless reusing `filterActorId`).
- **direct accounts mode** activates automatically when `accounts` array is provided.
- If `filterActorId` is provided, the tool fetches the existing filter actor's data automatically — no need to re-specify `sourceFormId` / `accountNameId` / `currencyId`.
- Chart nodes appear as expanded widgets on the layer (`expandType=chart`).
- Reuse `filterActorId` to share a filter across multiple charts — avoids duplicating `ActorFilters` actors.