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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 cataloged
2026-07-12 (UTC)
Explanation last updated
2026-07-12 (UTC)
Source (GitHub) last updated
2026-06-08 (UTC) (80 days ago)

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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.

About the service

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

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