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Financial Chart Standards

Written in-house · editorially graded

Every SkillsBank offering is written in-house — never scraped or crowd-sourced — and graded against a fixed editorial rubric in a separate grading step.

Dry-run test passed · Aug 17, 2026

Trigger check passed

Editorially graded · Aug 17, 2026

Edits and reviews financial chart code (waterfalls, indexed-performance overlays, benchmark comparisons, drawdowns, candlesticks, sparklines) directly in the customer's own charting library and framework, applying construction conventions like zero-basing, base-date labeling, connector-line construction, and cross-component sign consistency, then returns the modified code plus a plain-text compliance checklist. Use when building a new financial chart from scratch or auditing an existing chart component for axis, labeling, annotation, or color-integrity defects.

What you get

An installable SKILL.md file for your AI assistant. Produces code.

Works in
Claude Code · Cursor
Native — drops into .claude/skills/
Copilot · Codex · Gemini CLI
Native — reads .agents/skills/
claude.ai — web & desktop
Upload the .zip in Customize → Skills
ChatGPT
Via a Project — paste into its instructions

See it in action

A real input → output sample

Example Input
User requests to fix a waterfall chart with a flagged y-axis and apply the project's theme tokens.

For Case A (Recharts waterfall with project tokens present), the input includes the RevenueBridge.tsx component with a BarChart and theme.ts with semantic colors, chart stroke, and fonts.

For Case B (unknown stack, no tokens, unusual framework), the input includes a vanilla Canvas implementation in views/dd.js with a daily NAV series and a package.json fragment.
Example Output
The fixed RevenueBridge.tsx component applies the project's theme tokens and includes true floating bars, distinct bar roles, connector lines, and redundant sign encoding.

The fixed views/dd.js implementation constructs a drawdown chart with a shaded area between the running peak and current drawdown, a zero/reference line at top, and annotated max peak-to-trough drawdown.

Both cases follow financial chart standards and include compliance checklists and notes on the changes made.

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