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build-web-data-visualization Codex Plugin

Author
OpenAI
Category
Developer Tools
Topics
Data Engineering & Analytics · Web & App Development · Design & Media Production
Version
0.1.21
First seen
2026-07-12
Last confirmed
2026-07-13
Explanation last updated
2026-07-12

The explanation below is AI-generated. Please verify it against the sources.

Build Web Data Visualization is a Codex plugin published by OpenAI (version 0.1.21, MIT license) for designing, critiquing, implementing, testing, and exporting web-based data visualizations. Per its plugin.json manifest, it covers charts, maps, dashboards, Gantt charts, UML/software diagrams, scrollytelling, reports, PDFs, slide decks, mobile views, shareable state, and WebGL/Three.js scenes. The manifest states it emphasizes source-backed data, accessible responsive layouts, URL-shareable analysis state, and concept-first design for advanced visual stories. It is categorized as a Developer Tools plugin with Interactive, Read, and Write capabilities. The README describes the broader openai/plugins repository structure but does not add plugin-specific details beyond listing other example plugins.

Overview

This is not a standalone SaaS product but a Codex plugin authored by OpenAI, distributed under the MIT license via the openai/plugins GitHub repository. It lives under plugins/build-web-data-visualization/ with a plugin.json manifest and a skills/ directory, and extends Codex with data-visualization design, implementation, testing, and export workflows.

What you can do with build-web-data-visualization

  • Choose the best chart type, layout, shareable state, grammar (e.g., Vega-Lite, Observable Plot, D3), and technology stack for a given dataset
  • Visually design advanced visualizations with both large-screen and mobile concepts
  • Implement charts, dashboards, maps, Gantt charts, UML/software architecture diagrams, scrollytelling pieces, reports, PDFs, and slide decks
  • Build Canvas/D3, WebGL, and Three.js scenes and React/Next.js/TypeScript/SVG-based visuals
  • Run design QA on charts, dashboards, maps, or WebGL visualizations, per the plugin's listed capabilities
  • Test visualizations, including accessibility and visual-regression checks, per the plugin's keywords
  • Export finished visualizations as stated in the plugin description

Sources

Original description (English)

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.

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