dsh-visualizer

dsh-visualizer turns the model's visual intent into interactive artwork directly in chat. Ask for a revenue trend chart, a compiler pipeline diagram, or an interactive teaching demo, and the plugin streams a self-contained HTML or SVG document into a sandboxed inline preview. Third-party libraries like Chart.js load via CDN—no backend, no workspace writes. The standout interaction is pick-and-comment: enable the pen, click or drag-select any element in the rendered frame, and each pick becomes an annotated row with its selector and markup. Write a short note, hit Send, and the model edits exactly the elements you pointed at, turning vague requests like "make that bar blue" into precise edit conversations. Every finished card offers fullscreen, download as a standalone file, copy HTML, and a shareable link; shared pages run in their own sandbox, fully isolated from the main app. A settle-time static check catches syntax errors, duplicate IDs, and dangling anchors, feeding findings back to the model for an in-turn fix. Ideal for developers and content creators who need quick data charts, architecture diagrams, interactive teachables, or product mockups—no Figma, no hand-rolled frontend, just a prompt and a few refinement rounds.