Fuselab Creative is a UI/UX and AI interface design agency delivering dashboard, healthcare, and enterprise UX design services.
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OpenAPI: https://www.mcpbundles.com/api/directory/v1/openapi.json
Guide: https://www.mcpbundles.com/guides/mcpbundles-directory-api
For MCP client apps (human connect):
MCP connect URL: https://mcp.fuselabcreative.com/mcp
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Generate Simple Single Series Chart
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generate_simple_single_series_chart
<tool>
<name>generate_simple_single_series_chart</name>
<purpose>Single-series chart: bar, line, lollipop or area. No grouping/stacking. Output: chart iframe.</purpose>
Use only for bar, line, lollipop or area (case-insensitive), without grouped/stacked or "by [field]". For pie, donut, scatter, boxplot, sparkline use the matching tool.
Parameters:
chartType: one of barChart, lineChart, lollipopChart, areaChart.
name: short chart title.
orientation: vertical or horizontal.
Axes: xAxe min 1 max
Generate Simple Single Series Chart — <tool>
<name>generate_simple_single_series_chart</name>
<purpose>Single-series chart: bar, line, lollipop or area. No grouping/stacking. Output: chart iframe.</purpose>
Use only for bar, line, lollipop or area (case-insensitive), without grouped/stacked or "by [field]". For pie, donut, scatter, boxplot, sparkline use the matching tool.
Parameters:
chartType: one of barChart, lineChart, lollipopChart, areaChart.
name: short chart title.
orientation: vertical or horizontal.
Axes: xAxe min 1 max
Generate Grouped Or Stacked Chart — <tool>
<name>generate_grouped_or_stacked_chart</name>
<purpose>Grouped or stacked chart: bar, line, radar, lollipop, or area with multiple series. Output: chart iframe.</purpose>
Use only when user asks for a bar, line, radar, lollipop or area chart (case-insensitive) AND mentions grouping or stacking (e.g. "by [field]", "grouped by", "stacked", "multiple series", "compare categories"). For single-series, pie, donut, scatter, boxplot, etc. use the matching tool.
Parameters:
chartType: one of b
Generate Sankey Diagram — <tool>
<name>generate_sankey_diagram</name>
<purpose>Sankey diagram: flows between categories with link thickness = magnitude. Output: chart iframe.</purpose>
Use only when user asks for a sankey chart or sankey diagram (case-insensitive). Do not use for "flow diagram", "alluvial", "network graph" — use the matching tool.
Parameters:
name: short chart title.
orientation: vertical or horizontal (flow direction).
xAxe: source fields - array of categorical field name(s) for flow source. Example:
Generate Treemap Chart — <tool>
<name>generate_treemap_chart</name>
<purpose>Treemap chart: hierarchical data as nested rectangles; size and color encode values. Output: chart iframe.</purpose>
Use only when the user asks explicitly for a treemap (or "tree map"). Do not use for pie, bar, grouped, or other chart types.
Axes: xAxe min 1 max 1 field (single category field name). yAxe min 1 max 1 field (single numeric metric for size). groupBy min 1 max 1 field (single top-level group field). subgroup: one field name for
Generate Histogram Chart — <tool>
<name>generate_histogram_chart</name>
<purpose>Generate a Histogram chart: count per bucket/category. Vertical only. Output is a chart iframe.</purpose>
<when_to_use>
Use only when the user explicitly asks for a histogram. Do not use for: bar chart, line chart, pie chart, boxplot.
</when_to_use>
<data_contract>
data must be an array with exactly one root object. No other structure is valid.
Root object shape:
{
"histogramResults": [ ... ], // required, non-empty array
"min": numb
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Generate Bubble Chart — <tool>
<name>generate_bubble_chart</name>
<purpose>Bubble chart: x, y, and size are numeric. Output: chart iframe.</purpose>
Use only when the user asks explicitly for a bubble chart (case-insensitive). Do not use for scatter, pie, bar, line, etc.
Parameters:
name: short chart title.
orientation: vertical or horizontal.
Axes: xAxe min 1 max 1 field (single numeric field for x). yAxe min 1 max 1 field (single numeric field for y). groupBy min 0 max 1 field (single series field or []). Data rows
Generate Matrix Radar Radial Polar Chart — <tool>
<name>generate_matrix_radar_radial_polar_chart</name>
<purpose>Generate a Matrix (heatmap), Radar, Radial Bar, or Polar Area chart. Same config format; output is a chart iframe.</purpose>
<when_to_use>
Use only when the user asks for: matrix chart, radar chart, radial bar chart, or polar area chart (case-insensitive). Do not use for: bar, line, pie, scatter, or other chart types.
</when_to_use>
<axes>
Each axis is an array of at most one field name (the key used in each data row). When
Generate Sparkline Chart — <tool>
<name>generate_sparkline_chart</name>
<purpose>Generate a Sparkline or Spark Area chart: compact trend over time. Output is a chart iframe.</purpose>
<when_to_use>
Use only when the user explicitly asks for a sparkline or spark area chart (case-insensitive). Do not use for: line chart, area chart, bar chart, or other types.
</when_to_use>
<axes>
Each axis is an array of exactly one field name (the key used in each data row).
x axis (xAxe): min 1, max 1 field.
- Meaning: the time/date d
Generate Scatterplot Chart — <tool>
<name>generate_scatterplot_chart</name>
<purpose>Generate a Scatter plot or Q-Q Plot: two numeric variables (x, y), optional grouping. Output is a chart iframe.</purpose>
<when_to_use>
Use only when the user asks for a scatterplot, scatter plot, or Q-Q plot (case-insensitive).
Do not use for: bubble chart, line chart, bar chart.
</when_to_use>
<axes>
xAxe: min 1, max 1 field — the single numeric field name for the x-axis.
yAxe: min 1, max 1 field — the single numeric field name for th
Generate Boxplot Chart — <tool>
<name>generate_boxplot_chart</name>
<purpose>Boxplot chart: pre-aggregated distribution per category (quartiles, whiskers, outliers). One box per (xAxe × groupBy) combination. Output: chart visualization.</purpose>
Use only when the user asks for a boxplot or box plot (case-insensitive). For violin, histogram, or other distribution charts use the matching tool.
Parameters:
name: short chart title.
orientation: "vertical" = categories on x-axis, values on y-axis; "horizontal" = categorie
Generate Punchcard Chart — <tool>
<name>generate_punchcard_chart</name>
<purpose>Punchcard chart: two dimensions (category × optional second category) with numeric metric as bubble size/color. Output: chart visualization.</purpose>
Use only when the user asks for a punchcard or punch card (case-insensitive). For heatmap/matrix with different semantics use the matching tool.
Parameters:
name: short chart title.
orientation: vertical or horizontal.
xAxe: exactly one field name (primary category, e.g. year). Widget uses on
Generate Kpi Widget — <tool>
<name>generate_kpi_widget</name>
<purpose>KPI dashboard: multiple KPI cards (trend, overall, comparison, etc.). Output: dashboard iframe.</purpose>
Use only when the user asks for KPI dashboard, KPIs, or Key Performance Indicators (case-insensitive). Do not use for single charts or generic "metrics dashboard" without KPI wording.
Parameters:
name: dashboard title.
items: array of KPI items (at least one). Each item: id (optional), type (trend | overall | single_value | high/low_overall
Generate Ks Plot Chart — <tool>
<name>generate_ks_plot_chart</name>
<purpose>KS Plot (Kolmogorov-Smirnov) for distribution comparison. Single-series only. x axis can be date/time, categorical, or numeric. Output: chart iframe.</purpose>
Use only when the user explicitly asks for a "KS Plot" or "KS plot" (case-insensitive). Do not use for other chart types (line, bar, etc.); use the matching tool.
Parameters:
chartType: must be ksPlotChart.
name: short chart title.
orientation: vertical or horizontal.
xAxe: exactly one
Generate Roc Curve Chart — <tool>
<name>generate_roc_curve_chart</name>
<purpose>ROC curve chart with multiple series (one curve per group). x axis can be date/time, categorical, or numeric. Supports optional medical normal ranges. Output: chart iframe.</purpose>
Use only when the user explicitly asks for a "ROC curve" or "ROC Curve" chart (case-insensitive). Do not use for other chart types; use the matching tool.
Parameters:
chartType: must be rocCurveChart.
name: short chart title.
orientation: vertical or horizontal
Generate Gini Impurity Entropy Chart — <tool>
<name>generate_gini_impurity_entropy_chart</name>
<purpose>Multi-series line chart: one x-axis field and one or more y-axis (numeric) fields. Use for Gini/Entropy/Misclassification chart when data has those columns, OR for any dataset: pick one numeric column for x and one or more numeric columns for y. Output: chart iframe.</purpose>
Use when: (1) user asks for Gini Impurity / Entropy / Misclassification chart, OR (2) user wants a multi-series line chart from a dataset (one x, several y
Generate Bias Variance Tradeoff Chart — <tool>
<name>generate_bias_variance_tradeoff_chart</name>
<purpose>Line chart: prediction error (or similar metric) vs model complexity, with one line per series (e.g. Bias^2, Variance, Total Error). Output: chart iframe.</purpose>
Use only when the user explicitly asks for a Bias–Variance Tradeoff (or Bias Variance Tradeoff) chart.
Axes: xAxe = exactly one field (e.g. "complexity"); yAxe = exactly one field (e.g. "value"); groupBy = exactly one field (e.g. "series") for the line series. Each
Generate Violin Chart — <tool>
<name>generate_violin_chart</name>
<purpose>Violin chart: distribution of a numeric value across categorical groups (KDE + density shape). Output: chart visualization.</purpose>
Use only when the user asks for a violin chart or violin plot (case-insensitive). For boxplot or histogram use the matching tool.
Parameters:
name: short chart title.
orientation: "horizontal" = category on y-axis, value on x-axis; "vertical" = category on x-axis, value on y-axis.
xAxe: exactly one field name (t
Generate Partial Dependence Ice Chart — <tool>
<name>generate_partial_dependence_ice_chart</name>
<purpose>Partial Dependence Plot (PDP) / ICE chart: one feature on x, dependence/prediction on y, one line per series (ICE lines; average curve computed by chart). Output: chart iframe.</purpose>
Use when the user asks for Partial Dependence Plot, PDP, PDP chart, or ICE lines (individual conditional expectation).
Axes: xAxe = exactly one feature field (e.g. "humidity"); yAxe = exactly one dependence/prediction field (e.g. "pd"); groupBy
Generate Network Graph — <tool>
<name>generate_network_graph</name>
<purpose>Network graph: entities (nodes) connected by relationships (links). Output: chart visualization.</purpose>
Use only when the user asks for a network graph or network chart (case-insensitive). Not for Sankey or other flow charts.
Parameters:
name: short chart title.
nodes: array of node objects. Each node must have id (string) and type (string). Optional: label, size (xs|sm|md|lg|xl|2xl|3xl), value (number, used by legend/slider—if omitted, de
Generate Geo Map Chart — <tool>
<name>generate_geo_map_chart</name>
<purpose>Map chart with one or more layers (choropleth, bubbles, spike, markers) on geographic entities. Output: chart iframe.</purpose>
Use only for map / geographic / choropleth / bubble map (case-insensitive). Not for treemap.
Parameters:
name: short chart title (required).
layers: array of layer objects (at least one). Each layer:
geospatialData: exactly one value from enum: ["country"] | ["state"] | ["county"] | ["city"] | ["region"] | ["provin
Generate Pie Chart — <tool>
<name>generate_pie_chart</name>
<purpose>Pie chart: part-to-whole comparison with categorical slices and numeric values. Output: chart visualization.</purpose>
Use only when the user asks for a pie chart (case-insensitive). For donut (ring, center hole) use generate_donut_chart.
Parameters:
name: short chart title.
xAxe: exactly one field name (categorical = slice labels, e.g. month or category). Widget uses only first element.
yAxe: exactly one field name (numeric value per slice). Wid
Generate Donut Chart — <tool>
<name>generate_donut_chart</name>
<purpose>Donut chart: pie with center hole (ring), part-to-whole with categorical slices. Output: chart visualization.</purpose>
Use only when the user asks for a donut chart or ring chart (case-insensitive). For pie (full circle, no hole) use generate_pie_chart.
Parameters:
name: short chart title.
xAxe: exactly one categorical field (slice labels). Widget uses only first element.
yAxe: exactly one numeric field (value per slice). Widget uses only firs
Generate Custom Chart — <tool>
<name>generate_custom_chart</name>
<purpose>Custom widget with up to 2 content components (chartWidget, tableWidget, textWidget, imageWidget) plus optional KPI. Output: single custom visualization.</purpose>
WHEN TO USE (call this tool):
- User asks for a custom chart, custom widget, or custom container.
- User asks for any content widget: table widget, image widget, text widget, or a chart/graph/plot inside the custom block — even if they use the wrong label (e.g. say "chart" when they
Generate Waterfall Chart — <tool>
<name>generate_waterfall_chart</name>
<purpose>Waterfall chart: step-by-step cumulative changes from start to end (e.g. revenue bridge, P&L). Output: chart iframe.</purpose>
Use only for waterfall chart (or "waterfall", "bridge", "contribution chart" when meaning step-wise cumulative). Do not use for Sankey, bar, or line.
Parameters:
name: short chart title (required).
orientation: vertical or horizontal; default vertical.
xAxe: exactly one field name for the step/category (e.g. "ca
Generate Parallel Coordinates Chart — <tool>
<name>generate_parallel_coordinates_chart</name>
<purpose>Parallel Coordinates: multi-dimensional numeric data; each row is a polyline across axes. At least 3 numeric dimensions. Output: chart visualization.</purpose>
Use only when the user asks for a "parallel coordinates" chart (case-insensitive). Not for line, scatter, or radar.
=== Contract (widget behavior) ===
Widget uses: keys = Object.values(uniqueValues[0]). So uniqueValues MUST be array of ONE object; that object's VALUES are
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