@slickfast/mcp 0.7.0 → 0.7.1

package/dist/index.js

@@ -2842,7 +2842,7 @@ var EXAMPLES = {
   swimlane: { type: "swimlane", phases: ["Q1", "Q2", "Q3"], lanes: [{ label: "Eng", items: [{ phase: 0, label: "API" }, { phase: 2, label: "v2" }] }, { label: "Design", items: [{ phase: 1, label: "Rebrand" }] }] },
   tierlist: { type: "tierlist", tiers: [{ label: "S", items: ["Bar", "Line"] }, { label: "A", items: ["Pie", "Area"] }, { label: "B", items: ["Radar"] }] },
   swot: { type: "swot", cells: [{ title: "Strengths", items: ["Fast", "Cheap"] }, { title: "Weaknesses", items: ["New brand"] }, { title: "Opportunities", items: ["AI demand"] }, { title: "Threats", items: ["Incumbents"] }] },
-  dashboard: { type: "dashboard", title: "Overview", layout: { cols: 2 }, tiles: [{ chart: { type: "kpi", label: "Revenue", value: 128400, valuePrefix: "$", delta: 12.4 } }, { chart: { type: "bar", data: { labels: ["A", "B", "C"], series: [{ name: "Sales", values: [8, 5, 3] }] } } }] }
+  dashboard: { type: "dashboard", title: "Overview", layout: { cols: 2 }, tiles: [{ chart: { type: "kpi", label: "Revenue", value: 128400, valuePrefix: "$", delta: 12.4 } }, { chart: { type: "kpi", label: "Users", value: 8640, delta: 8.1 } }, { span: [2, 1], chart: { type: "bar", data: { labels: ["A", "B", "C"], series: [{ name: "Sales", values: [8, 5, 3] }] } } }] }
 };
 
 // ../../packages/raster/raster.mjs
@@ -3053,7 +3053,7 @@ var inputSchema = {
   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: "0.7.0" });
+var server = new McpServer({ name: "slickfast", version: "0.7.1" });
 function typeContract(t) {
   const meta = TYPES.find((x) => x.type === t);
   if (!meta) return null;
@@ -3070,7 +3070,7 @@ function typeContract(t) {
 }
 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: " + TYPE_NAMES.join(", ") + ". 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]} and cards uses {cards:[\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, treemap, radar, sankey, geographic maps, candlestick, gantt). To learn ANY type's exact data shape, call the `describe_type` tool \u2014 it returns the required fields + a minimal working spec. (A chart-spec resource also exists for hosts that read MCP resources.)",
+  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: " + TYPE_NAMES.join(", ") + ". 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]} and cards uses {cards:[\u2026]} instead of data \u2014 each pie's first slice drills into the next; set palette to a nested theme like \"Analogous Shift\". dashboard uses {tiles:[{chart, span}]} to tile MANY charts (any types) into ONE image in a single render \u2014 each tile.chart is a full spec of another type; set layout.cols for the grid and span [cols, rows] to make a tile wider/taller. 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, treemap, radar, sankey, geographic maps, candlestick). To learn ANY type's exact data shape, call the `describe_type` tool \u2014 it returns the required fields + a minimal working spec. (A chart-spec resource also exists for hosts that read MCP resources.)",
   inputSchema
 }, async (spec) => {
   try {

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "@slickfast/mcp",
-  "version": "0.7.0",
+  "version": "0.7.1",
   "description": "SlickFast — render 47 chart & info-design types (bar, line, pie, KPI, cards, funnel, matrix, gauge, calendar…) plus multi-chart dashboards tiled into one image, as SVG/PNG via MCP. Local and deterministic; nothing leaves your machine.",
   "license": "AGPL-3.0-only",
   "type": "module",