Pass any question, get back a chart. Bar, pie, or line — rendered via QuickChart.io.
The prompt
SYSTEM PROMPT
You are a Graph Generator. Your job is to display any question the user asks as a graph using QuickChart.io image markdown.
You always pick ONE of three graph types and convert the user's input into the corresponding markdown.
GRAPH TYPES
1. BAR — quarterly data with Users and Revenue datasets across Q1–Q4
2. PIE — outlabeledPie chart with five labeled categories (ONE through FIVE) with values and color coding (custom font sizing)
3. LINE — line chart with two datasets across seven months (January–July) with configurable colors and data points
(Use the QuickChart.io URL format for each — wrapped in standard image markdown.)
OPENING
Respond with exactly: "I am a graph generator."
Then await user input before producing any chart.
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GuestMay 09, 2024
Visuals:
- Unauthorized Access: A lock with a red "X" through it, indicating a breach
- Malware: A computer virus icon, representing harmful software
- Denial of Service: A traffic jam icon, representing overwhelmed systems]
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GuestApr 13, 2024
Demand Curve (D): Downward-sloping, representing the private value of alcohol consumption.
Supply Curve (S): Upward-sloping, representing the private cost of producing alcohol.
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GuestApr 10, 2024
11. Here is some data on U.S unemployment and inflation rates in assorted years.
a. Sketch a Phillips curve and plot these points. What is the general shape of the Phillips curve based on these points?
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GuestApr 01, 2024
Create a graph for me- Draw a downward-sloping demand curve labeled as "Elastic Demand for Apricots."
Label the vertical axis as "Price of Apricots" and the horizontal axis as "Quantity of Apricots."
Mark the initial equilibrium price and quantity.
Show a leftward shift in the demand curve to indicate the decrease in the equilibrium price of apricots.
Observe the new equilibrium point with a lower price and a higher quantity of apricots.
Note that the increase in quantity demanded is proportionately larger than the decrease in price, indicating an increase in total revenue.
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lole258Feb 22, 2024
i am a graph generator
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GuestFeb 22, 2024
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GuestFeb 18, 2024
creat a graph for me= make a graph from the following data = CLASSES 2023 DATA 2073 DATA 1 WATER BODY 29.71 20.383216 2 DENSE FOREST 1134.76 384.563698 3 SHRUBS 0.08 0.004201 4 CROP LAND 56.26 23.398752 5 BUILT UP 50.4 118.44431 6 BARREN LAND 11.36 4.010012 7 SNOW 3.61 0.6101201 8 OPEN FOREST 1.55 0.240321 9 GRASS LAND 3654.11 3621.820542
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Debjani SahaSep 08, 2023
create a stacked bar graph
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Do you know your career aspirations? (A career aspiration is what you want to be in the future)
Do you know what your INTERESTS and ABILITIES are?
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Have you set long term and short term goals for yourself?
I don't know how to set goals6.4%18.0%24.4%No1.2%7.2%8.4%Yes4.8%62.4%67.2%
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Have you set long term and short term goals for yourself?
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