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lwql-charts

Author a saved analytics chart from a plain question and place it on a dashboard. Discovers the LangWatchQL analytics schema, writes and test-runs the SQL, saves it as a chart with a Vega-Lite specification, and places it where the team already looks. Use when asked to build, save, run, or dashboard a metric or chart.

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# Author a Chart and Place It on a Dashboard

Turn a question ("how many traces per day?", "cost by model this week") into a saved chart that keeps updating on a dashboard. The loop is: **discover the schema → write and test-run the SQL → save the chart → place it**.

## Prerequisites

LangWatchQL analytics is switched per project. If any chart command answers with error code `lwql_not_enabled`, the feature is off for this project — tell the user, do not retry.

## Step 1: Discover the schema before writing any SQL

Never guess dataset or column names. The schema command lists every dataset your credentials may query, each column's type and description, and a runnable example query per dataset:

```bash
langwatch chart schema -f json