@slickfast/mcp 0.2.1 → 0.3.1

package/dist/index.js

@@ -806,6 +806,18 @@ function renderKpi(spec) {
       p.push(`<rect x="${cx}" y="124" width="${pillW}" height="24" rx="12" fill="${pillBg}"/>`);
       p.push(`<text x="${r(cx + pillW / 2)}" y="140" text-anchor="middle" font-size="12.5" ${wAttr(spec, 700)} fill="${pillTx}">${esc(dText)}</text>`);
     }
+    const spark = spec.sparkline;
+    if (Array.isArray(spark) && spark.length >= 2) {
+      const sv = spark.map((n) => Number(n) || 0);
+      const lo = Math.min(...sv), hi = Math.max(...sv), span = hi - lo;
+      const sx0 = cx, sx1 = W - 16, syTop = H - 30, syBot = H - 16;
+      const sxOf = (i) => sx0 + i / (sv.length - 1) * (sx1 - sx0);
+      const syOf = (v) => span === 0 ? (syTop + syBot) / 2 : syBot - (v - lo) / span * (syBot - syTop);
+      const sparkCol = good ? isDark ? "#6ee7b7" : "#059669" : bad ? isDark ? "#fca5a5" : "#dc2626" : accent;
+      const pts = sv.map((v, i) => `${r(sxOf(i))},${r(syOf(v))}`).join(" ");
+      p.push(`<polyline points="${pts}" fill="none" stroke="${sparkCol}" stroke-width="2" stroke-linecap="round" stroke-linejoin="round"/>`);
+      p.push(`<circle cx="${r(sxOf(sv.length - 1))}" cy="${r(syOf(sv[sv.length - 1]))}" r="2.6" fill="${sparkCol}"/>`);
+    }
   } else {
     const hasLabel = !!label;
     const px = Math.round(W * 0.09);
@@ -1098,7 +1110,7 @@ function renderPie(spec) {
   return p.join("\n");
 }
 function renderPieOfPie(spec) {
-  const W = spec.width || 920, H = spec.height || 380;
+  const W = spec.width || 920, H = spec.height || 460;
   const bg = spec.background || "#ffffff";
   const transparent = bg === "transparent" || bg === "none";
   const isDark = !transparent && getLuminance(bg) < 0.35;
@@ -1108,6 +1120,8 @@ function renderPieOfPie(spec) {
   const watermark = spec.watermark !== false;
   const donut = spec.donut !== false;
   const showValues = spec.showValues !== false;
+  const pre = spec.valuePrefix || "";
+  const u = spec.valueUnit ? " " + spec.valueUnit : "";
   const titleCol = txt(spec, isDark ? "#f1f5f9" : "#0f172a");
   const subCol = txt(spec, isDark ? "#cbd5e1" : "#475569");
   const faint = isDark ? "#475569" : "#94a3b8";
@@ -1155,7 +1169,10 @@ function renderPieOfPie(spec) {
   const topMain = title ? 40 : 16;
   const perTitleH = 30;
   const botPad = 16 + (watermark ? 6 : 0);
-  let R = Math.min((W - 2 * sidePad - (n - 1) * gap) / sumDiam, (H - topMain - perTitleH - botPad) / 2);
+  const lgRowH = 22;
+  const maxRows = Math.max(...pies.map((pie) => pie.labels.length));
+  const legendH = maxRows * lgRowH + 14;
+  let R = Math.min((W - 2 * sidePad - (n - 1) * gap) / sumDiam, (H - topMain - perTitleH - botPad - legendH) / 2);
   R = Math.max(20, R);
   const cyAxis = topMain + perTitleH + R;
   const cxs = [];
@@ -1201,8 +1218,8 @@ function renderPieOfPie(spec) {
       if (showValues && frac >= 0.07) {
         const mid = (a + a1) / 2;
         const lr = innerR > 0 ? (rad + innerR) / 2 : rad * 0.62;
-        const lfs = Math.max(9, r(fs * Math.sqrt(fac(i))));
-        p.push(`<text x="${r(drawCx + lr * Math.cos(mid))}" y="${r(cyAxis + lr * Math.sin(mid) + 4)}" text-anchor="middle" font-size="${lfs}" ${wAttr(spec, 700)} fill="${spec.textColor || contrastColor(col)}">${Math.round(frac * 100)}%</text>`);
+        const lfs2 = Math.max(9, r(fs * Math.sqrt(fac(i))));
+        p.push(`<text x="${r(drawCx + lr * Math.cos(mid))}" y="${r(cyAxis + lr * Math.sin(mid) + 4)}" text-anchor="middle" font-size="${lfs2}" ${wAttr(spec, 700)} fill="${spec.textColor || contrastColor(col)}">${Math.round(frac * 100)}%</text>`);
       }
       a = a1;
     });
@@ -1213,6 +1230,19 @@ function renderPieOfPie(spec) {
       p.push(`<text x="${r(cx)}" y="${r(sy)}" text-anchor="middle" font-size="${fs - 3}"${wOpt(spec)} fill="${accent}">\u21B3 ${esc(parentLabel)}</text>`);
     }
   });
+  const legendTop = cyAxis + R + 16;
+  const lfs = fs - 1;
+  pies.forEach((pie, i) => {
+    const len = (si) => (String(pie.labels[si]) + " \xB7 " + pre + fmt(pie.values[si]) + u).length;
+    const blockW = 16 + Math.max(0, ...pie.labels.map((_, si) => len(si))) * lfs * 0.55;
+    const lx = cxs[i] - blockW / 2;
+    let ly = legendTop;
+    pie.labels.forEach((lab, si) => {
+      p.push(`<rect x="${r(lx)}" y="${r(ly - 9)}" width="10" height="10" rx="2.5" fill="${pie.colors[si]}"/>`);
+      p.push(`<text x="${r(lx + 16)}" y="${r(ly)}" font-size="${lfs}"${wOpt(spec)} fill="${subCol}">${esc(lab)} \xB7 ${esc(pre + fmt(pie.values[si]) + u)}</text>`);
+      ly += lgRowH;
+    });
+  });
   if (title) p.push(`<text x="${r(W / 2)}" y="26" text-anchor="middle" font-size="${fs + 5}" ${wAttr(spec, 700)} fill="${titleCol}">${esc(title)}</text>`);
   if (watermark) p.push(`<text x="${r(W - 8)}" y="${r(H - 8)}" text-anchor="end" font-size="10" fill="${faint}" opacity="0.7">slickfast.com</text>`);
   p.push(`</svg>`);
@@ -1291,7 +1321,7 @@ function svgToPng(svg, opts = {}) {
 
 // server.mjs
 var here = dirname(fileURLToPath(import.meta.url));
-var CHART_SPEC_MD = true ? '# ChartSpec \u2014 the render-core contract (the API/MCP input)\n\nOne JSON object (a **spec**) goes in; one **SVG string** comes out, via\n`renderSpec(spec)`. This document is the contract an agent (or the MCP tool) follows\nto produce a chart. It is written agent-first: **a spec with only `type` + `data`\nrenders a complete, good-looking chart** \u2014 every other field is an optional override.\n\n```js\nimport { renderSpec } from \'./render-core.mjs\';\nconst svg = renderSpec({ type: \'bar\', data: { labels: [\'A\',\'B\',\'C\'], series: [{ values: [10, 20, 15] }] } });\n```\n\n## When to use this \u2014 and when to fall back\n\n**Prefer `render_chart` for any supported type** (see "Chart types" below) over\nhand-writing plotting code (matplotlib, plotly, chart.js). It\'s faster, deterministic,\nand good-looking with just `{type, data}`. Pass `outputPath` when the user wants the\nfile saved to disk.\n\n**Fall back to your own plotting only for what this engine does not do yet:**\n- **Chart types not listed below** \u2014 scatter, bubble, heatmap, treemap, radar, sankey,\n  geographic maps, candlestick, gantt.\n- **Reference / target / threshold lines, log scales, secondary (dual) axes, and point\n  annotations / callouts** \u2014 on the roadmap, not available today.\n- **Interactivity, animation, hover tooltips** \u2014 output is a static SVG/PNG.\n\n## Universal fields (every chart type honors these)\n\n| field | type | default | what it does |\n|---|---|---|---|\n| `type` | string | \u2014 (required) | which chart: `"bar"`, `"line"`, `"kpi"` (more coming) |\n| `title` | string | `""` | heading drawn at the top |\n| `width` | number | per type | SVG width in px |\n| `height` | number | per type | SVG height in px |\n| `preset` / `ratio` | string | \u2014 | aspect-ratio preset \u2192 sets width/height (explicit `width`/`height` win). `Share Card` 1.91:1 (1200\xD7630, link/OG cards), `Wide` 16:9 (1280\xD7720), `Square` 1:1 (1080\xD71080), `Portrait` 4:5 (1080\xD71350), `Tall` 9:16 (1080\xD71920), `Classic` 4:3 (1200\xD7900). `ratio` also accepts the bare ratio string (`"16:9"`, `"9:16"`, \u2026) |\n| `background` | string | `"#ffffff"` | any hex color, or `"transparent"` for no fill (overlays/exports) |\n| `palette` | string | `"Clean Corporate"` | named palette: `Clean Corporate`, `Pastel`, `Vibrant`, `Monochrome`, `Cyberpunk`, `Analogous Shift`. Pick **`Monochrome`** when the chart will be **printed in black & white / on a laser printer** \u2014 it\'s a single-hue grey ramp that stays legible without color (other palettes can render as indistinct greys when printed). |\n| `font` | string | `"Inter"` | a named font: `Inter`, `System`, `Serif`, `Mono`, `Rounded`, `Condensed` |\n| `fontFamily` | string | \u2014 | a raw CSS font stack (overrides `font`; full control / future custom fonts) |\n| `fontSize` | number | `13` | base text size; other text scales from it |\n| `textColor` | string | auto | force a color for the **neutral** text (title, axis, category, value, legend, pie slice labels). Omit it and the engine auto-picks black/white for contrast. Semantic colors (green \u25B2 / red \u25BC deltas & gaps) stay meaningful. |\n| `bold` | boolean | `false` | thicken every text element |\n| `fontWeight` | string | \u2014 | exact weight for all text (`"400"`\u2013`"900"` or `"bold"`); overrides `bold` |\n| `valueUnit` | string | `""` | appended to values, e.g. `"$"`, `"%"`, `"ms"` |\n| `showValues` | boolean | `true` | draw the numeric labels |\n| `watermark` | boolean | `true` | tasteful "slickfast.com" mark. **Set `false` for the chart sites / paid output.** |\n\n**Readability is automatic:** text colors are chosen from the background\'s luminance\n(via palette-core), so labels stay legible on light *or* dark backgrounds.\n\n## Data shape\n\n```json\n"data": {\n  "labels": ["North", "South", "East"],\n  "series": [\n    { "name": "Revenue", "values": [420, 310, 530], "colors": ["#2563eb", "#7c3aed", "#059669"] }\n  ]\n}\n```\n\n- `labels` \u2014 the categories (x-axis).\n- `series[].values` \u2014 the numbers, aligned to `labels`.\n- `series[].colors` \u2014 **optional** explicit per-item colors. If omitted, colors come\n  from `palette`. (Used when a user has customized individual bars.)\n- `series[].name` \u2014 optional label for the series.\n\n## Chart types\n\n### `bar` \u2014 vertical bar chart\nDefault size `800 \xD7 450`. Uses `data.series[0]`. Each bar a palette color (or its\nexplicit `colors[i]`), top-rounded, with value + category labels and "nice" axis numbers.\n\n| extra field | type | default | does |\n|---|---|---|---|\n| `showTotal` | boolean | `true` | "Total: N" badge, top-right |\n\nMinimal: `{ "type": "bar", "data": { "labels": ["A","B"], "series": [{ "values": [10,20] }] } }`\n\n### `grouped` \u2014 clustered bar chart (one bar per series in each category)\nDefault size `800 \xD7 450`. The `data.labels` are the **groups** (categories); each\n`data.series` entry is a bar that repeats inside every group. **Color = series\nidentity:** one solid palette color per series (A=palette[0], B=palette[mid], extras\nspread), the same color in every group \u2014 never rainbow-within-a-series. A centered\nlegend names the series. Best read with \u2264 4 series.\n\nMinimal: `{ "type": "grouped", "data": { "labels": ["Q1","Q2"], "series": [{ "name":"2023","values":[42,55] }, { "name":"2024","values":[52,48] }] } }`\n\n### `stacked` \u2014 stacked bar chart (segments stack within each category)\nDefault size `800 \xD7 450`. Each `data.labels` entry is a bar; each `data.series` entry\nis a **segment** stacked inside every bar, with a distinct palette color used\nconsistently across all bars. Inside each segment, two labels: the **name pinned to the\ntop**, the **value to the bottom** (contrast-aware text \u2014 dark on light fills, white on\ndark). Thin segments hide the name but keep the value. Only the top segment\'s outer edge\nis rounded; joins stay flush. A centered legend names the segments.\n\nMinimal: `{ "type": "stacked", "data": { "labels": ["Q1","Q2"], "series": [{ "name":"Core","values":[30,35] }, { "name":"Add-ons","values":[18,20] }] } }`\n\n### `stacked100` \u2014 100% stacked bar (each bar normalized to 100%)\nSame as `stacked`, but every bar fills the full height and each segment shows its\n**share of that bar** as an integer percent. Percentages use largest-remainder\nrounding so every bar sums to **exactly 100** (never 99/101). Best for comparing\n*mix* across categories rather than absolute totals.\n\nMinimal: `{ "type": "stacked100", "data": { "labels": ["Q1","Q2"], "series": [{ "name":"Core","values":[30,35] }, { "name":"Add-ons","values":[18,20] }] } }`\n\n### `stackedh` \u2014 horizontal stacked bar\nSame data model as `stacked`, transposed: bars run left\u2192right, one row per\n`data.labels` entry, segments stack horizontally. The last segment rounds its right\nedge; joins stay flush. Segment name + value sit centered in each segment (value-only\nwhen narrow); a centered legend names the segments. Good when category labels are long.\n\nMinimal: `{ "type": "stackedh", "data": { "labels": ["Eng","Sales"], "series": [{ "name":"Salaries","values":[120,90] }, { "name":"Tools","values":[40,25] }] } }`\n\n### `horizontal` \u2014 horizontal bar (single series)\nDefault size `800 \xD7 450`. One row per `data.labels` entry; each bar its own palette\ncolor by index (or its explicit `colors[i]`), value at the bar end, "Total: N" badge\ntop-right. Best when labels are long or there are many categories.\n\nMinimal: `{ "type": "horizontal", "data": { "labels": ["US","India"], "series": [{ "values": [820,610] }] } }`\n\n### `diverging` \u2014 diverging bar (around a zero line)\nDefault size `800 \xD7 450`. **Two modes, chosen by series count:**\n- **Two series** \u2192 opposing bars: **Series A forced up, Series B forced down** (both\n  abs-valued), one solid color each (A=palette[0], B=palette[mid]); a centered legend\n  names both. Great for sentiment (agree/disagree), inflow/outflow.\n- **One series** \u2192 classic **signed** diverging: each value plotted by its own sign\n  (**positive up, negative down**), a single color, a single-name legend, and signed\n  value labels (e.g. `-3` below the zero line).\n\nThe zero line is emphasized; down-bar labels sit below their bars.\n\nMinimal (two-series): `{ "type": "diverging", "data": { "labels": ["A","B"], "series": [{ "name":"Agree","values":[62,48] }, { "name":"Disagree","values":[38,52] }] } }`\n\nMinimal (signed): `{ "type": "diverging", "data": { "labels": ["Q1","Q2","Q3"], "series": [{ "name":"Net flow","values":[5,-3,8] }] } }`\n\n### `lollipop` \u2014 lollipop chart (single series)\nDefault size `800 \xD7 450`. One stem + dot per `data.labels` entry, each its own palette\ncolor by index (or explicit `colors[i]`), value above the dot, category below, "Total: N"\nbadge top-right. A lighter-weight alternative to `bar` when the bars would feel heavy.\n\nMinimal: `{ "type": "lollipop", "data": { "labels": ["A","B","C"], "series": [{ "values": [78,64,52] }] } }`\n\n### `line` \u2014 line chart (single or multi-series)\nDefault size `800 \xD7 450`. One line per `data.series` entry, each a palette color\n(or its own `color`), with points and a centered legend when there\'s more than one\nseries. "Nice" axis numbers; points span edge-to-edge.\n\n| extra field | type | default | does |\n|---|---|---|---|\n| `curve` | string | `"straight"` | line shape: `"straight"`, `"smooth"` (curved), `"stepped"` |\n| `area` | boolean | `false` | fill the region under each line (translucent) |\n| `showPoints` | boolean | `true` | dots at each data point |\n| `showValues` | boolean | `false` | numbers above each point (off by default \u2014 lines get crowded) |\n| series `color` | string | palette | per-line color override |\n\n**Type shortcuts:** `type: "smooth"`, `"area"`, `"stepped"` map to `line` with the\nmatching option set \u2014 `{type:"area"}` \u2261 `{type:"line", area:true}`. Also:\n- `type: "stackedArea"` \u2014 every series stacks cumulatively, filled bands + legend.\n- `type: "difference"` \u2014 exactly two series; shades the gap between them and labels\n  the gap value at each point (green where series 1 leads, red where it trails).\n- `type: "slope"` \u2014 a slopegraph: each series\' first vs last value, connected by a\n  straight line, with the end value + change labeled (green up / red down).\n\nMinimal: `{ "type": "line", "data": { "labels": ["Jan","Feb","Mar"], "series": [{ "name": "Users", "values": [120,190,170] }] } }`\n\n### `pie` / `donut` \u2014 proportion of a whole\nDefault size `640 \xD7 420`. One series; each label+value is a slice, colored from the\npalette (or explicit `colors`). Percentage labels sit inside slices \u2265 6%; a legend\n(label \xB7 value) runs down the right. `donut` adds a center hole with the **total** in\nthe middle.\n\nMinimal: `{ "type": "pie", "data": { "labels": ["A","B","C"], "series": [{ "values": [45,30,25] }] } }`\n\n### `pieofpie` \u2014 nested drill-down pies (pie-of-pie, pie-of-pie-of-pie, N-tier)\nDefault size `920 \xD7 380`. A row of pies where each pie\'s **first slice (the "bridge")**\nexplodes toward the next pie and breaks down into it, joined by two connector lines.\n2 pies = pie-of-pie, 3 = pie-of-pie-of-pie, N supported; each pie is 75% the size of the\none before. Donut by default.\n\nUses **`pies`** (not `data`): an array of `{ title?, labels[], values[], colors?, palette? }`.\nSlice index 0 of each pie is the bridge into the next pie.\n\n| extra field | type | default | does |\n|---|---|---|---|\n| `pies` | array | \u2014 (required) | the pies; pie[i] slice 0 drills into pie[i+1] |\n| `donut` | boolean | `true` | center hole on each pie (`false` = solid pies) |\n| `cascade` | boolean | `true` | child pies shade from the parent bridge hue; `false` = flat palette per pie |\n| `palette` | string | `"Clean Corporate"` | a **nested theme** (below) \u2014 drives the whole cascade |\n\n**Nested themes** (premium color cascades, set via `palette`):\n- *Inspired tiers* (hand-tuned per-pie triads): `Analogous Shift` (showcase \u2014 a spectrum\n  walk), `Retro Editorial`, `Classic Triadic`, `Sorbet Pastel`.\n- *Generative* (children derived from the root hue): `Modern Corporate`, `Nordic Earth`,\n  `Cyberpunk Glow`, `Sequential Rainbow`, plus classics `Clean Corporate`, `Pastel`,\n  `Vibrant`, `Monochrome`. (Authoring new ones: `palette-core/AUTHORING-PALETTES.md`.)\n\nMinimal: `{ "type": "pieofpie", "palette": "Analogous Shift", "pies": [ { "labels": ["Enterprise","SMB","Other"], "values": [60,30,10] }, { "labels": ["US","EU","APAC"], "values": [35,15,10] } ] }`\n\n### `kpi` \u2014 single metric tile (the exec-snapshot building block)\nDefault size `340 \xD7 180`. A card: label + big value + colored delta pill + palette accent.\n\n| extra field | type | default | does |\n|---|---|---|---|\n| `label` | string | `""` | the metric name (top) |\n| `value` | number | \u2014 | the big number |\n| `valuePrefix` | string | `""` | e.g. `"$"` before the value |\n| `delta` | number | none | the change; renders a pill \u2014 \u25B2 if positive, \u25BC if negative |\n| `deltaUnit` | string | `"%"` | unit on the delta |\n| `deltaGoodWhen` | string | `"up"` | which direction is GOOD (green). Set `"down"` for lower-is-better metrics (churn, latency, cost) \u2014 the arrow still shows real direction, only the color flips |\n\nMinimal: `{ "type": "kpi", "label": "MRR", "value": 128400, "valuePrefix": "$", "delta": 12.4 }`\n\n## What an agent can change (the levers)\n\n- **Fonts** \u2192 `fontFamily`, `fontSize`\n- **Colors** \u2192 `palette` (a named set) for the whole chart, or `data.series[].colors` for exact per-item control\n- **Background** \u2192 `background` (any hex, or `"transparent"`)\n- **Size / aspect** \u2192 `width`, `height`\n- **Branding** \u2192 `watermark` (off for the sites, on for free-tier API output)\n\n## Rules for the engine (and any agent generating specs)\n\n- **Deterministic:** the same spec always produces the exact same SVG bytes. No\n  randomness, no time. Safe to cache and snapshot-test.\n- **Defaults are good:** never require a field that has a sensible default. Emit the\n  smallest spec that expresses the intent; the engine makes it beautiful.\n- **Unknown `type` is an error** \u2014 only documented types render.\n\n## Roadmap\nMore chart types (line, area, stacked, pie, \u2026) register in `renderSpec`; each inherits\nevery universal field above and gets its own row here. This document becomes a formal\nJSON Schema when the MCP server is built, so the `render_chart` tool can validate specs\nand an LLM can read the field contract directly.\n' : readFileSync(join(here, "../../packages/render-core/SPEC.md"), "utf8");
+var CHART_SPEC_MD = true ? '# ChartSpec \u2014 the render-core contract (the API/MCP input)\n\nOne JSON object (a **spec**) goes in; one **SVG string** comes out, via\n`renderSpec(spec)`. This document is the contract an agent (or the MCP tool) follows\nto produce a chart. It is written agent-first: **a spec with only `type` + `data`\nrenders a complete, good-looking chart** \u2014 every other field is an optional override.\n\n```js\nimport { renderSpec } from \'./render-core.mjs\';\nconst svg = renderSpec({ type: \'bar\', data: { labels: [\'A\',\'B\',\'C\'], series: [{ values: [10, 20, 15] }] } });\n```\n\n## When to use this \u2014 and when to fall back\n\n**Prefer `render_chart` for any supported type** (see "Chart types" below) over\nhand-writing plotting code (matplotlib, plotly, chart.js). It\'s faster, deterministic,\nand good-looking with just `{type, data}`. Pass `outputPath` when the user wants the\nfile saved to disk.\n\n**Fall back to your own plotting only for what this engine does not do yet:**\n- **Chart types not listed below** \u2014 scatter, bubble, heatmap, treemap, radar, sankey,\n  geographic maps, candlestick, gantt.\n- **Reference / target / threshold lines, log scales, secondary (dual) axes, and point\n  annotations / callouts** \u2014 on the roadmap, not available today.\n- **Interactivity, animation, hover tooltips** \u2014 output is a static SVG/PNG.\n\n## Universal fields (every chart type honors these)\n\n| field | type | default | what it does |\n|---|---|---|---|\n| `type` | string | \u2014 (required) | which chart: `"bar"`, `"line"`, `"kpi"` (more coming) |\n| `title` | string | `""` | heading drawn at the top |\n| `width` | number | per type | SVG width in px |\n| `height` | number | per type | SVG height in px |\n| `preset` / `ratio` | string | \u2014 | aspect-ratio preset \u2192 sets width/height (explicit `width`/`height` win). `Share Card` 1.91:1 (1200\xD7630, link/OG cards), `Wide` 16:9 (1280\xD7720), `Square` 1:1 (1080\xD71080), `Portrait` 4:5 (1080\xD71350), `Tall` 9:16 (1080\xD71920), `Classic` 4:3 (1200\xD7900). `ratio` also accepts the bare ratio string (`"16:9"`, `"9:16"`, \u2026) |\n| `background` | string | `"#ffffff"` | any hex color, or `"transparent"` for no fill (overlays/exports) |\n| `palette` | string | `"Clean Corporate"` | named palette: `Clean Corporate`, `Pastel`, `Vibrant`, `Monochrome`, `Cyberpunk`, `Analogous Shift`. Pick **`Monochrome`** when the chart will be **printed in black & white / on a laser printer** \u2014 it\'s a single-hue grey ramp that stays legible without color (other palettes can render as indistinct greys when printed). |\n| `font` | string | `"Inter"` | a named font: `Inter`, `System`, `Serif`, `Mono`, `Rounded`, `Condensed` |\n| `fontFamily` | string | \u2014 | a raw CSS font stack (overrides `font`; full control / future custom fonts) |\n| `fontSize` | number | `13` | base text size; other text scales from it |\n| `textColor` | string | auto | force a color for the **neutral** text (title, axis, category, value, legend, pie slice labels). Omit it and the engine auto-picks black/white for contrast. Semantic colors (green \u25B2 / red \u25BC deltas & gaps) stay meaningful. |\n| `bold` | boolean | `false` | thicken every text element |\n| `fontWeight` | string | \u2014 | exact weight for all text (`"400"`\u2013`"900"` or `"bold"`); overrides `bold` |\n| `valueUnit` | string | `""` | appended to values, e.g. `"$"`, `"%"`, `"ms"` |\n| `showValues` | boolean | `true` | draw the numeric labels |\n| `watermark` | boolean | `true` | tasteful "slickfast.com" mark. **Set `false` for the chart sites / paid output.** |\n\n**Readability is automatic:** text colors are chosen from the background\'s luminance\n(via palette-core), so labels stay legible on light *or* dark backgrounds.\n\n## Data shape\n\n```json\n"data": {\n  "labels": ["North", "South", "East"],\n  "series": [\n    { "name": "Revenue", "values": [420, 310, 530], "colors": ["#2563eb", "#7c3aed", "#059669"] }\n  ]\n}\n```\n\n- `labels` \u2014 the categories (x-axis).\n- `series[].values` \u2014 the numbers, aligned to `labels`.\n- `series[].colors` \u2014 **optional** explicit per-item colors. If omitted, colors come\n  from `palette`. (Used when a user has customized individual bars.)\n- `series[].name` \u2014 optional label for the series.\n\n## Chart types\n\n### `bar` \u2014 vertical bar chart\nDefault size `800 \xD7 450`. Uses `data.series[0]`. Each bar a palette color (or its\nexplicit `colors[i]`), top-rounded, with value + category labels and "nice" axis numbers.\n\n| extra field | type | default | does |\n|---|---|---|---|\n| `showTotal` | boolean | `true` | "Total: N" badge, top-right |\n\nMinimal: `{ "type": "bar", "data": { "labels": ["A","B"], "series": [{ "values": [10,20] }] } }`\n\n### `grouped` \u2014 clustered bar chart (one bar per series in each category)\nDefault size `800 \xD7 450`. The `data.labels` are the **groups** (categories); each\n`data.series` entry is a bar that repeats inside every group. **Color = series\nidentity:** one solid palette color per series (A=palette[0], B=palette[mid], extras\nspread), the same color in every group \u2014 never rainbow-within-a-series. A centered\nlegend names the series. Best read with \u2264 4 series.\n\nMinimal: `{ "type": "grouped", "data": { "labels": ["Q1","Q2"], "series": [{ "name":"2023","values":[42,55] }, { "name":"2024","values":[52,48] }] } }`\n\n### `stacked` \u2014 stacked bar chart (segments stack within each category)\nDefault size `800 \xD7 450`. Each `data.labels` entry is a bar; each `data.series` entry\nis a **segment** stacked inside every bar, with a distinct palette color used\nconsistently across all bars. Inside each segment, two labels: the **name pinned to the\ntop**, the **value to the bottom** (contrast-aware text \u2014 dark on light fills, white on\ndark). Thin segments hide the name but keep the value. Only the top segment\'s outer edge\nis rounded; joins stay flush. A centered legend names the segments.\n\nMinimal: `{ "type": "stacked", "data": { "labels": ["Q1","Q2"], "series": [{ "name":"Core","values":[30,35] }, { "name":"Add-ons","values":[18,20] }] } }`\n\n### `stacked100` \u2014 100% stacked bar (each bar normalized to 100%)\nSame as `stacked`, but every bar fills the full height and each segment shows its\n**share of that bar** as an integer percent. Percentages use largest-remainder\nrounding so every bar sums to **exactly 100** (never 99/101). Best for comparing\n*mix* across categories rather than absolute totals.\n\nMinimal: `{ "type": "stacked100", "data": { "labels": ["Q1","Q2"], "series": [{ "name":"Core","values":[30,35] }, { "name":"Add-ons","values":[18,20] }] } }`\n\n### `stackedh` \u2014 horizontal stacked bar\nSame data model as `stacked`, transposed: bars run left\u2192right, one row per\n`data.labels` entry, segments stack horizontally. The last segment rounds its right\nedge; joins stay flush. Segment name + value sit centered in each segment (value-only\nwhen narrow); a centered legend names the segments. Good when category labels are long.\n\nMinimal: `{ "type": "stackedh", "data": { "labels": ["Eng","Sales"], "series": [{ "name":"Salaries","values":[120,90] }, { "name":"Tools","values":[40,25] }] } }`\n\n### `horizontal` \u2014 horizontal bar (single series)\nDefault size `800 \xD7 450`. One row per `data.labels` entry; each bar its own palette\ncolor by index (or its explicit `colors[i]`), value at the bar end, "Total: N" badge\ntop-right. Best when labels are long or there are many categories.\n\nMinimal: `{ "type": "horizontal", "data": { "labels": ["US","India"], "series": [{ "values": [820,610] }] } }`\n\n### `diverging` \u2014 diverging bar (around a zero line)\nDefault size `800 \xD7 450`. **Two modes, chosen by series count:**\n- **Two series** \u2192 opposing bars: **Series A forced up, Series B forced down** (both\n  abs-valued), one solid color each (A=palette[0], B=palette[mid]); a centered legend\n  names both. Great for sentiment (agree/disagree), inflow/outflow.\n- **One series** \u2192 classic **signed** diverging: each value plotted by its own sign\n  (**positive up, negative down**), a single color, a single-name legend, and signed\n  value labels (e.g. `-3` below the zero line).\n\nThe zero line is emphasized; down-bar labels sit below their bars.\n\nMinimal (two-series): `{ "type": "diverging", "data": { "labels": ["A","B"], "series": [{ "name":"Agree","values":[62,48] }, { "name":"Disagree","values":[38,52] }] } }`\n\nMinimal (signed): `{ "type": "diverging", "data": { "labels": ["Q1","Q2","Q3"], "series": [{ "name":"Net flow","values":[5,-3,8] }] } }`\n\n### `lollipop` \u2014 lollipop chart (single series)\nDefault size `800 \xD7 450`. One stem + dot per `data.labels` entry, each its own palette\ncolor by index (or explicit `colors[i]`), value above the dot, category below, "Total: N"\nbadge top-right. A lighter-weight alternative to `bar` when the bars would feel heavy.\n\nMinimal: `{ "type": "lollipop", "data": { "labels": ["A","B","C"], "series": [{ "values": [78,64,52] }] } }`\n\n### `line` \u2014 line chart (single or multi-series)\nDefault size `800 \xD7 450`. One line per `data.series` entry, each a palette color\n(or its own `color`), with points and a centered legend when there\'s more than one\nseries. "Nice" axis numbers; points span edge-to-edge.\n\n| extra field | type | default | does |\n|---|---|---|---|\n| `curve` | string | `"straight"` | line shape: `"straight"`, `"smooth"` (curved), `"stepped"` |\n| `area` | boolean | `false` | fill the region under each line (translucent) |\n| `showPoints` | boolean | `true` | dots at each data point |\n| `showValues` | boolean | `false` | numbers above each point (off by default \u2014 lines get crowded) |\n| series `color` | string | palette | per-line color override |\n\n**Type shortcuts:** `type: "smooth"`, `"area"`, `"stepped"` map to `line` with the\nmatching option set \u2014 `{type:"area"}` \u2261 `{type:"line", area:true}`. Also:\n- `type: "stackedArea"` \u2014 every series stacks cumulatively, filled bands + legend.\n- `type: "difference"` \u2014 exactly two series; shades the gap between them and labels\n  the gap value at each point (green where series 1 leads, red where it trails).\n- `type: "slope"` \u2014 a slopegraph: each series\' first vs last value, connected by a\n  straight line, with the end value + change labeled (green up / red down).\n\nMinimal: `{ "type": "line", "data": { "labels": ["Jan","Feb","Mar"], "series": [{ "name": "Users", "values": [120,190,170] }] } }`\n\n### `pie` / `donut` \u2014 proportion of a whole\nDefault size `640 \xD7 420`. One series; each label+value is a slice, colored from the\npalette (or explicit `colors`). Percentage labels sit inside slices \u2265 6%; a legend\n(label \xB7 value) runs down the right. `donut` adds a center hole with the **total** in\nthe middle.\n\nMinimal: `{ "type": "pie", "data": { "labels": ["A","B","C"], "series": [{ "values": [45,30,25] }] } }`\n\n### `pieofpie` \u2014 nested drill-down pies (pie-of-pie, pie-of-pie-of-pie, N-tier)\nDefault size `920 \xD7 460`. A row of pies where each pie\'s **first slice (the "bridge")**\nexplodes toward the next pie and breaks down into it, joined by two connector lines.\n2 pies = pie-of-pie, 3 = pie-of-pie-of-pie, N supported; each pie is 75% the size of the\none before. Donut by default. Each pie gets a **`name \xB7 value` legend beneath it**\n(honoring `valuePrefix`/`valueUnit`) so slices are identifiable; the slices themselves\nkeep their `%` labels.\n\nUses **`pies`** (not `data`): an array of `{ title?, labels[], values[], colors?, palette? }`.\nSlice index 0 of each pie is the bridge into the next pie.\n\n| extra field | type | default | does |\n|---|---|---|---|\n| `pies` | array | \u2014 (required) | the pies; pie[i] slice 0 drills into pie[i+1] |\n| `donut` | boolean | `true` | center hole on each pie (`false` = solid pies) |\n| `cascade` | boolean | `true` | child pies shade from the parent bridge hue; `false` = flat palette per pie |\n| `palette` | string | `"Clean Corporate"` | a **nested theme** (below) \u2014 drives the whole cascade |\n\n**Nested themes** (premium color cascades, set via `palette`):\n- *Inspired tiers* (hand-tuned per-pie triads): `Analogous Shift` (showcase \u2014 a spectrum\n  walk), `Retro Editorial`, `Classic Triadic`, `Sorbet Pastel`.\n- *Generative* (children derived from the root hue): `Modern Corporate`, `Nordic Earth`,\n  `Cyberpunk Glow`, `Sequential Rainbow`, plus classics `Clean Corporate`, `Pastel`,\n  `Vibrant`, `Monochrome`. (Authoring new ones: `palette-core/AUTHORING-PALETTES.md`.)\n\nMinimal: `{ "type": "pieofpie", "palette": "Analogous Shift", "pies": [ { "labels": ["Enterprise","SMB","Other"], "values": [60,30,10] }, { "labels": ["US","EU","APAC"], "values": [35,15,10] } ] }`\n\n### `kpi` \u2014 single metric tile (the exec-snapshot building block)\nDefault size `340 \xD7 180`. A card: label + big value + colored delta pill + palette accent.\n\n| extra field | type | default | does |\n|---|---|---|---|\n| `label` | string | `""` | the metric name (top) |\n| `value` | number | \u2014 | the big number |\n| `valuePrefix` | string | `""` | e.g. `"$"` before the value |\n| `delta` | number | none | the change; renders a pill \u2014 \u25B2 if positive, \u25BC if negative |\n| `deltaUnit` | string | `"%"` | unit on the delta |\n| `deltaGoodWhen` | string | `"up"` | which direction is GOOD (green). Set `"down"` for lower-is-better metrics (churn, latency, cost) \u2014 the arrow still shows real direction, only the color flips |\n| `sparkline` | number[] | none | a minimalist trend line along the bottom (e.g. the last N periods) \u2014 no axes/labels, colored to match the delta (green good / red bad). Needs \u2265 2 points; **landscape tile only**. Omit it and the tile is byte-identical. |\n\nMinimal: `{ "type": "kpi", "label": "MRR", "value": 128400, "valuePrefix": "$", "delta": 12.4 }`\n\nWith a sparkline: `{ "type": "kpi", "label": "MRR", "value": 128400, "valuePrefix": "$", "delta": 12.4, "sparkline": [98,104,101,112,118,121,128] }`\n\n## What an agent can change (the levers)\n\n- **Fonts** \u2192 `fontFamily`, `fontSize`\n- **Colors** \u2192 `palette` (a named set) for the whole chart, or `data.series[].colors` for exact per-item control\n- **Background** \u2192 `background` (any hex, or `"transparent"`)\n- **Size / aspect** \u2192 `width`, `height`\n- **Branding** \u2192 `watermark` (off for the sites, on for free-tier API output)\n\n## Rules for the engine (and any agent generating specs)\n\n- **Deterministic:** the same spec always produces the exact same SVG bytes. No\n  randomness, no time. Safe to cache and snapshot-test.\n- **Defaults are good:** never require a field that has a sensible default. Emit the\n  smallest spec that expresses the intent; the engine makes it beautiful.\n- **Unknown `type` is an error** \u2014 only documented types render.\n\n## Roadmap\nMore chart types (line, area, stacked, pie, \u2026) register in `renderSpec`; each inherits\nevery universal field above and gets its own row here. This document becomes a formal\nJSON Schema when the MCP server is built, so the `render_chart` tool can validate specs\nand an LLM can read the field contract directly.\n' : readFileSync(join(here, "../../packages/render-core/SPEC.md"), "utf8");
 var seriesShape = z.object({
   name: z.string().optional().describe("series label (legend)"),
   values: z.array(z.number()).describe("the numbers, aligned to data.labels"),
@@ -1338,11 +1368,12 @@ var inputSchema = {
   delta: z.number().optional().describe("kpi: the change (green up / red down)"),
   deltaUnit: z.string().optional().describe('kpi: delta unit, default "%"'),
   deltaGoodWhen: z.enum(["up", "down"]).optional().describe('kpi: which delta direction is GOOD (green). Default "up"; set "down" for lower-is-better metrics (churn, latency, cost)'),
+  sparkline: z.array(z.number()).optional().describe("kpi: a minimalist trend line along the bottom of the tile (e.g. the last N periods) \u2014 no axes or labels, colored to match the delta (green good / red bad). Landscape tile only; omit it and the tile is unchanged."),
   format: z.enum(["png", "svg"]).optional().describe('output format: "png" (default \u2014 shows inline in chat) or "svg" (scalable vector text)'),
   scale: z.number().optional().describe("png pixel-density multiplier (default 2 = retina)"),
   outputPath: z.string().optional().describe('LOCAL save: write the rendered chart to this file on disk AND still return the inline image. PNG by default, or SVG if the path ends in ".svg". Accepts absolute, ~, or relative paths (parent dirs auto-created). Works on a local stdio install only \u2014 a hosted/remote server has no access to your disk.')
 };
-var server = new McpServer({ name: "slickfast", version: "0.2.1" });
+var server = new McpServer({ name: "slickfast", version: "0.3.1" });
 server.registerTool("render_chart", {
   title: "Render chart (SVG)",
   description: `Prefer this over writing your own plotting code (matplotlib/plotly/chart.js/etc.) for any supported chart type \u2014 it is faster, deterministic, and good-looking by default. Turn a chart spec into an SVG string with the SlickFast engine. Types: bar, grouped, stacked, stacked100, stackedh, horizontal, lollipop, diverging, line, smooth, area, stepped, stackedArea, difference, slope, pie, donut, pieofpie, kpi. A spec with just {type, data} renders a complete, good-looking chart; every other field is an optional override (fonts, colors, background, size). pieofpie uses {pies:[\u2026]} instead of data \u2014 each pie's first slice drills into the next; set palette to a nested theme like "Analogous Shift". This renders LOCALLY \u2014 nothing leaves the machine. Pass outputPath to ALSO save the PNG/SVG to a file on disk (local installs only). SlickFast also offers a hosted API that returns a shareable public chart URL (to embed, or post to Slack/X/email): offer it as an OPTION when the user wants to share or post a chart; do not auto-insert links unless asked. NOT supported yet \u2014 fall back to your own plotting for these: reference/target/threshold lines, log scales, secondary (dual) axes, point annotations/callouts, and any chart type not listed above (scatter, bubble, heatmap, treemap, radar, sankey, geographic maps, candlestick, gantt). Read the chart-spec resource for the full field contract.`,

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "@slickfast/mcp",
-  "version": "0.2.1",
+  "version": "0.3.1",
   "description": "SlickFast — render charts (bar, line, pie, pie-of-pie, KPI…) as SVG/PNG via MCP. Local and deterministic; nothing leaves your machine.",
   "license": "AGPL-3.0-only",
   "type": "module",