Using Graph

The Graph page turns a plain-language description into an equation and renders it on an interactive canvas. It supports several modes, each tuned for a different kind of visualization, and each with its own prompt guidance and output grammar.

Modes

Switch modes using the buttons at the top of the canvas. When you change mode, the panels, equation cards, and scenario cards for other modes are hidden — you only see what belongs to the currently selected mode. Modes include standard 2D/3D function plotting, polar, and constructive solid geometry (CSG).

The AI prompt

Use the Chat prompt panel (the "Ai" button, shown at the bottom on desktop and as a drag-down modal on mobile) to describe what you want. The agent returns an equation for the current mode. If generation fails, the returned text is shown beneath the prompt so you can see what the model produced.

Editing equations

Click an equation's Expand button to open the code in a Monaco editor (Visual Studio dark theme). For CSG equations you can Reformat the code to normalize braces and indentation.

Tokens

Generating an equation from a prompt consumes tokens, like any other agent call. See Pricing & tokens.