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visualize

Create beautiful, self-contained HTML visualizations from any content or idea. Use for: slide decks, presentations, infographics, dashboards, flowcharts, diagrams, timelines, comparison tables, data visualizations, landing pages, one-pagers, org charts, mind maps, process flows, kanban boards, report summaries, or any visual that helps humans digest information faster. Trigger on requests like "visualize this," "make a deck," "create a slide," "build an infographic," "show me a dashboard," "make this visual," or any request to present information in a visual HTML format.

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# Visualize

Turn any idea, data, or content into a stunning single-file HTML visualization.

## After Creating a File

**Always do BOTH of these after writing the HTML file:**

1. **Auto-open in browser:** Run `open <filename>.html` (macOS) or `xdg-open <filename>.html` (Linux) so the user sees it immediately
2. **Return the file path as a clickable URL:** Include `file://<absolute-path>` in your response so the user can click to open it

Example response after creation:
```
Created your visualization! Opening in browser now...