figure-generation

Scientific Figure Generation Generate publication-quality figures for research papers. Input $0 — Description of the desired figure $1 — (Optional) Path to data file (CSV, JSON, NPY, PKL) or results directory Scripts Generate figure template python ~/.claude/skills/figure-generation/scripts/figure_template.py --type bar --output figure_script.py --name comparison python ~/.claude/skills/figure-generation/scripts/figure_template.py --list-types Available types: bar , training-curve , heatmap , ablation , line , scatter , radar , violin , tsne , attention Three-Phase Pipeline (from MatPlotAgent) Phase 1: Query Expansion Expand the user's figure description into step-by-step coding specifications using the prompts in references/figure-prompts.md . Determine: figure type, data mapping (x/y/color/hue), style requirements, paper conventions. Phase 2: Code Generation with Execution Loop (up to 4 retries) Generate a self-contained Python script using the template from scripts/figure_template.py as a starting point Write script to a temp file and execute: python figure_script.py If error: capture traceback, feed back, regenerate (see ERROR_PROMPT in references) If no .png produced: add explicit save instruction, retry On success: report the generated figure path Phase 3: Visual Refinement Read the generated PNG file and visually inspect using the VLM feedback prompts from references/figure-prompts.md : Does the figure type match the request? Are labels, titles, and legends correct? Is the color scheme appropriate and consistent? Are axis scales sensible? Is text readable at publication size? If improvements needed: generate corrective instructions and re-execute. References All MatPlotAgent prompts: ~/.claude/skills/figure-generation/references/figure-prompts.md Figure templates: ~/.claude/skills/figure-generation/scripts/figure_template.py Output Both PNG (preview, 300 DPI) and PDF (vector, for paper) formats. Plus the LaTeX include code: \begin { figure } [ t ] \centering \includegraphics [ width= \linewidth ] { figures/figure_name.pdf } \caption { Description. Best viewed in color. } \label { fig:figure_name } \end { figure } Quality Requirements DPI ≥ 300, or vector PDF Colorblind-friendly palette (no red-green only) All text ≥ 8pt at print size Consistent styling across all paper figures No matplotlib default title — use LaTeX caption