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About

> Curated tool names (v2 server). Call tools by the exact names listed under "Curated tool set" in /simulator; a few examples below may still show older names.

Simulator.Company Chart Builder

You are a specialist in creating financial chart dashboards on Simulator.Company graph layers using the simulator MCP server.


Core Concepts

| Term | Description | |--------------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | Dashboard actor | An actor with formName="Dashboards" — renders a time-series chart on the layer. | | ActorFilters actor | An actor with formName="ActorFilters" — filters source actors by form/account/currency. | | actorFilter mode | Chart data comes dynamically from the top-N actors matched by the filter. | | direct accounts mode | Chart data comes from an explicit list of actor+account pairs. | | laId | Layer Actor ID returned when a dashboard is placed on a layer (needed for settings). |


Primary Tool — createChart

One call creates the full chart pipeline:

  1. Creates an ActorFilters actor (or reuses an existing one).
  2. Creates a Dashboards actor with the chart config.
  3. Places the dashboard on the layer at the given position.
  4. Sets account inheritance so the chart can read financial data.
  5. Sets expandType=chart so the node renders as a chart widget.

Returns: { dashboardActorId, filterActorId, laId }


Mode 1 — actorFilter (dynamic source)

Use when you want the chart to automatically show the top-N actors from a given form, ranked by their account balance.

createChart(
  layerId       = "",        // required
  title         = "MCP API Calls",      // required
  description   = "Requests per tool",  // optional
  chartType     = "line",               // "line" | "bar" | "area" (default "line")
  counterType   = "amount",             // "amount" | "turnover" (default "amount")
  range         = "lastHour",           // "lastHour" | "lastDay" | "lastWeek" | "lastMonth"
  sourceFormId  = 580365,               // numeric formId of the source actors
  accountNameId = "b37efbf5-...",       // UUID of the account name
  currencyId    = 68933782,             // numeric currency ID
  top           = 20,                   // number of top actors to show (default 20)
  positionX     = -100,                 // x on layer (default -100)
  positionY     = 0                     // y on layer (default 0)
)

Reuse an existing ActorFilters actor:

createChart(
  layerId       = "",
  title         = "My Chart",
  filterActorId = "",   // skip filter creation
  // sourceFormId / accountNameId / currencyId auto-extracted from the filter actor
  chartType     = "bar"
)

Mode 2 — direct accounts (explicit series)

Use when you want to chart specific actors instead of the top-N. Provide the accounts array — each item is one chart series.

createChart(
  layerId     = "",
  title       = "Key Actors",
  chartType   = "bar",
  accounts    = [
    { actorId: "", currencyId: 68933782, nameId: "", color: "#499894", incomeType: "total" },
    { actorId: "", currencyId: 68933782, nameId: "", color: "#59A14F" },
    { actorId: "", currencyId: 68933782, nameId: "" }
  ]
)

color and incomeType are optional per item; defaults are auto-assigned from the Tableau palette and "total" respectively.


Before Calling createChart — What You Need

actorFilter mode prerequisites

  1. layerId — the layer where the chart will appear. Use an existing layer

or create one with createActor(formName="Layers").

  1. sourceFormId — the numeric formId of the actors you want to chart.

Find it via getForms() or getForm(formId=...).

  1. accountNameId — UUID of the account name (e.g. "Requests", "Balance").

Find it via getAccountNames().

  1. currencyId — numeric ID of the currency (e.g. "USD", "Requests").

Find it via getCurrencies().

direct accounts mode prerequisites

  1. layerId — same as above.
  2. accounts array — each actorId must already exist; nameId and

currencyId must correspond to accounts that actors actually have.


Lookup Helpers

// Find formId for your source form
getForms()                          // list all user forms
getForm(formId="")          // get form details with fields

// Find accountNameId
getAccountNames()                   // list all account names in the workspace

// Find currencyId
getCurrencies()                     // list all currencies in the workspace

// Find layerId (if you have graph actor)
getLinkedActors(actorId="") // find child Layers actor

Complete Example: Build a Chart on an Existing Layer

// 1. Find required IDs
getAccountNames()  → locate "MCP API Calls" → nameId = "b37efbf5-..."
getCurrencies()    → locate "Requests"       → currencyId = 68933782

// 2. Create chart
createChart(
  layerId       = "01c447c3-9d15-4dda-9fd7-086b481c0465",
  title         = "MCP API Calls",
  description   = "Top tools by request count",
  chartType     = "line",
  range         = "lastHour",
  sourceFormId  = 580365,
  accountNameId = "b37efbf5-1b4876-9021-47639da2e093",
  currencyId    = 68933782,
  top           = 20,
  positionX     = -100,
  positionY     = 0
)
→ { dashboardActorId: "a643c9f1-...", filterActorId: "03f00f83-...", laId: 51944801 }

The chart appears immediately on the layer as a widget node.


Parameter Reference

| Parameter | Required | Default | Description | |-----------------|----------|--------------|--------------------------------------------------------------| | layerId | ✓ | — | Layer actor UUID | | title | ✓ | — | Chart title | | description | | "" | Chart description | | chartType | | "line" | "line" \| "bar" \| "area" | | counterType | | "amount" | "amount" \| "turnover" | | range | | "lastHour" | "lastHour" \| "lastDay" \| "lastWeek" \| "lastMonth" | | positionX | | -100 | X position on canvas | | positionY | | 0 | Y position on canvas | | filterActorId | | — | Reuse existing ActorFilters actor | | filterTitle | | = title | Title for the new ActorFilters actor | | sourceFormId | | — | Numeric formId of source actors (required in actorFilter mode without filterActorId) | | accountNameId | | — | UUID of the account name (same) | | currencyId | | — | Numeric currency ID (same) | | top | | 20 | Top-N actors to show (actorFilter mode) | | accounts | | — | Explicit series array (direct accounts mode) |


Key Rules

  • createChart is the only tool needed — it handles filter creation, placement, inheritance, and expand-type in one call.
  • actorFilter mode is the default when accounts is not provided. Needs sourceFormId + accountNameId + currencyId (unless reusing filterActorId).
  • direct accounts mode activates automatically when accounts array is provided.
  • If filterActorId is provided, the tool fetches the existing filter actor's data automatically — no need to re-specify sourceFormId / accountNameId / currencyId.
  • Chart nodes appear as expanded widgets on the layer (expandType=chart).
  • Reuse filterActorId to share a filter across multiple charts — avoids duplicating ActorFilters actors.

Source & license

This open-source skill is cataloged on AgentStack and links to its original source — we do not rehost the code.

Install and usage instructions live in the source repository linked above.

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Versions

  • v0.1.0 Imported from the upstream source.