ApexCharts

Return every product (charts, gantt, tree, sankey, grid, stock, maps) currently exposed by this MCP server, with a "when to pick this" hint and the tool names it registers. Use this once at the start of a session to decide which product matches the user's task; then call that product's tools directly. Each product also reports `compatibility`: the bundled skill version and the upstream library ver

Build a minimal valid ApexCharts options object for a given chart type. Picks the correct series data format (axis vs non-axis) and supplies placeholder data when none is given. Use this as the starting point for a chart. Since apexcharts 8.0 the Tier 2 types (waterfall, dumbbell, streamgraph, raincloud, violin, icicle, sunburst, unit, waffle) are outside the default bundle: the page also needs th

Check an ApexCharts options object against the data-format rules and known pitfalls (wrong series shape for chart type, radialBar values outside the min/max domain, undefined data points, conflicting tooltip flags, hex colors missing #, etc.). Returns structured issues so the caller can fix them. Returns ok: true when there are no errors (warnings still allowed).

Return every ApexCharts chart type this server supports, with name, description, family (cartesian/bar/financial/circular/grid/radar/unit), series format (axis vs non-axis), expected data shape, the reference doc filename for deeper detail, and `bundle`: { tier: 1 } for a type the default bundle has, or for a Tier 2 type { tier: 2, import, scripts, since, failure, note? } naming the add-on it need

Read authoritative ApexCharts documentation from the bundled apexcharts-skill knowledge base. Call with no arguments to list all available files (SKILL.md plus per-family reference docs). Call with `file` to return that file as markdown. Use this when you need to look up an option, formatter signature, plotOptions detail, or a fully worked example for a specific chart family.

Build a minimal valid ApexGantt options object. Generates a placeholder schedule (phases, dependencies, a milestone) when `tasks` is omitted, so the result can be rendered as-is. The placeholder dates are emitted in whatever `inputDateFormat` is chosen, so they parse without further work.

Check an ApexGantt options object against what the library does with it (missing id/name, tasks missing the dates the library requires, an incomplete `parsing` map, duplicate ids, orphan parentId, progress out of 0 to 100, ISO dates with the default MM-DD-YYYY format, dependency object using `id` instead of `taskId`, unknown dependency target, self-dependency, invalid dependency type, cycles, base

Read authoritative ApexGantt documentation from the bundled apexgantt-skill knowledge base. Call with no arguments to list all available files. Call with `file` to return that file as markdown. Use this to look up task data format, dependency types, view modes, the update lifecycle, or framework integration.

Build a minimal valid ApexTree config split into `options` (constructor) and `data` (the root NestedNode passed to `tree.render(data)`). Generates a small 3-level org chart placeholder when `data` is omitted. Every node in the output has `children: []` even for leaves (ApexTree requires it).

Check an ApexTree config against what the library does with it: root is a NestedNode, every node has an id and a label, children (when present) is an array, ids unique across the whole tree, valid direction/edgeStyle/edgeColorMode/theme values, enableSelection is "single"|"multi"|false (NOT boolean true), and a warning when contentKey is "data" but a node has no `data` payload. Accepts both the wr

Read authoritative ApexTree documentation from the bundled apextree-skill knowledge base. Call with no arguments to list available files; call with `file` to fetch markdown. Use this for the NestedNode data shape, grow directions, nodeTemplate, the graph API, or framework integration.

Build a minimal valid ApexSankey config split into `options` (constructor) and `data` (render payload). Generates a 5-node placeholder flow when nodes/edges are omitted so the result renders something visible. Use the result by calling `new ApexSankey(el, options)` then `sankey.render(data)`.

Check an ApexSankey config against what the library does with it (unique node ids, edges reference real nodes, no negative values, no self-loops, no parallel edges that collapse into one, nodes without edges). Cycles are allowed: they render as dashed loops. Accepts the wrapped `{ options, data }` shape from generate_config, the raw render payload `{ nodes, edges }`, or an ApexSankey.compare `{ be

Read authoritative ApexSankey documentation from the bundled apexsankey-skill knowledge base. Call with no arguments to list available files; call with `file` to fetch markdown. Use this for the { nodes, edges, options } data shape, layer ordering, styling, or framework integration.

Build a minimal valid `<apex-grid>` config: `{ columns, data }`. When both are omitted, a small users table is generated. When only `columns` is omitted, they are inferred from the keys of the first data row with `type` inferred per column. Pass `enableSortAndFilter: true` to opt every generated column in.

Check an apex-grid `{ columns, data }` config against apexgrid-skill rules: columns/data required and array-shaped, every column.key must be a real key of the data rows, column.key unique, type is one of apex-grid's column types (string, number, boolean, date, currency, select and the other presentation types), sort/filter is boolean or config object. Returns structured issues with stable rule ids

Read authoritative apex-grid documentation from the bundled apexgrid-skill knowledge base. Call with no arguments to list available files; call with `file` to fetch markdown. Use this for ColumnConfiguration, Lit cellTemplate, sort/filter, data pipeline, or framework integration.

Build a minimal valid ApexStock options object for a financial / stock chart. Generates a placeholder OHLCV candle series when `data` is omitted, so the result renders as-is. Note: ApexStock does not bundle ApexCharts. The host provides the constructor per instance (`new ApexStock(el, options, { ApexCharts })`), once app-wide (`ApexStock.setApexCharts(ApexCharts)`), or as the `window.ApexCharts` g

Check an ApexStock options object against the rules in apexstock-skill (missing series/data, flat o/h/l/c keys instead of a y:[o,h,l,c] array, malformed or inconsistent OHLC tuples, missing/invalid x, non-ascending data, invalid theme.mode, and unknown indicator keys). Returns structured issues with stable rule ids.

Read authoritative ApexStock documentation from the bundled apexstock-skill knowledge base. Call with no arguments to list all available files. Call with `file` to return that file as markdown. Use this to look up the OHLC data format, indicators, streaming/appendData, trading overlays, theming, or framework integration.

Build a minimal valid ApexMaps options object for a geographic visualization. Supports the six series types: choropleth (default), bubble, marker, arc, line, hexbin. Geometry comes from the built-in registry (e.g. "world/countries", "us", "eu/nuts2"), so no GeoJSON is needed. Generates a small placeholder dataset when data is omitted. Use the result with `new ApexMaps(el, options)` then `await map

Check an ApexMaps options object against what the library does with it: geo.map present and a built-in map id (or a URL / inline geometry), hex layouts only where one exists, a frameable geo.view.fit, known series types, arc from/to endpoints, line paths, bubble/marker coordinates or something to join on, hexbin point positions and aggregates (a hexbin has no joinBy), [lon, lat] ordering, joinBy s

Read authoritative ApexMaps documentation from the bundled apexmaps-skill knowledge base. Call with no arguments to list available files; call with `file` to fetch markdown. Use this for series datum shapes, joins, the geometry registry, projections, scales, drilldown, theming, or framework integration.