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Dynamic UI by modbender — Agent Skill

Name: Dynamic UI
Rating: 4.5 (4 reviews)
Author: modbender

File contents

Dynamic UI Skill

Render dynamic visual content (tables, charts, stats, cards, dashboards) as images using HTML templates and wkhtmltoimage.

Triggers

"render", "visualize", "chart", "dashboard", "dynamic-ui"

Usage

# Basic usage
./scripts/render.sh <template> --data '<json>'

# With options
./scripts/render.sh table --data '{"columns":["A","B"],"rows":[["1","2"]]}' --style dark --output out.png

# From stdin
echo '{"labels":["Q1","Q2"],"values":[100,200]}' | ./scripts/render.sh chart-bar --style modern

Templates

Template	Description	Input Schema
`table`	Data tables	`{"columns": [...], "rows": [[...], ...]}`
`chart-bar`	Bar charts	`{"labels": [...], "values": [...], "title": "..."}`
`stats`	KPI cards	`{"stats": [{"label": "...", "value": "...", "change": "..."}]}`
`card`	Info card	`{"title": "...", "subtitle": "...", "body": "...", "status": "green\|yellow\|red"}`
`dashboard`	Composite	`{"title": "...", "widgets": [{"type": "stat\|table\|chart", ...}]}`

Options

Option	Description	Default
`--data`, `--input`	JSON data (or use stdin)	-
`--style`	Theme: modern, dark, minimal	modern
`--output`, `-o`	Output path	stdout (base64)
`--width`	Image width in pixels	800

Themes

modern — Purple/blue gradients, shadows, rounded corners
dark — Dark background, light text, subtle borders
minimal — Clean white, thin borders

Examples

# Render a table
./scripts/render.sh table --data '{"columns":["Name","Score"],"rows":[["Alice","95"],["Bob","87"]]}' -o table.png

# Render a bar chart
./scripts/render.sh chart-bar --data '{"labels":["Jan","Feb","Mar"],"values":[120,150,180],"title":"Monthly Sales"}' --style dark -o chart.png

# Render stats
./scripts/render.sh stats --data '{"stats":[{"label":"Users","value":"12.5K","change":"+12%"},{"label":"Revenue","value":"$45K","change":"+8%"}]}' -o stats.png

💡 Sending Images to Users

After rendering an image, you'll typically want to send it to the user. Here's the recommended workflow:

Recommended Workflow:

# 1. Render to ~/.openclaw/media/ (recommended path)
./scripts/render.sh table --data '...' -o ~/.openclaw/media/my-table.png

# 2. Send inline via message tool
message(action=send, filePath=/home/ubuntu/.openclaw/media/my-table.png, caption="Caption", channel=telegram, to=<user_id>)

Tips:

Save to ~/.openclaw/media/ — this path works reliably for inline sending
Use descriptive captions — helps users understand the visual
Consider the context — sometimes saving to disk is fine if the user requested it

Example (complete flow):

# Render
echo '{"title":"My Data","columns":["A","B"],"rows":[["1","2"]]}' | \
  ./scripts/render.sh table -o ~/.openclaw/media/data.png

# Send
message(action=send, filePath=/home/ubuntu/.openclaw/media/data.png, caption="Here's your data", channel=telegram, to=USER_ID)

Dependencies

/usr/bin/wkhtmltoimage — HTML to image conversion
jq — JSON parsing

---name: dynamic-uidescription: Render tables, charts, stats, cards, and dashboards as images using HTML templates and wkhtmltoimage.--- # Dynamic UI Skill Render dynamic visual content (tables, charts, stats, cards, dashboards) as images using HTML templates and wkhtmltoimage. ## Triggers - "render", "visualize", "chart", "dashboard", "dynamic-ui" ## Usage ```bash # Basic usage ./scripts/render.sh <template> --data '<json>' # With options ./scripts/render.sh table --data '{"columns":["A","B"],"rows":[["1","2"]]}' --style dark --output out.png # From stdin echo '{"labels":["Q1","Q2"],"values":[100,200]}' | ./scripts/render.sh chart-bar --style modern ``` ## Templates | Template | Description | Input Schema | |----------|-------------|--------------| | `table` | Data tables | `{"columns": [...], "rows": [[...], ...]}` | | `chart-bar` | Bar charts | `{"labels": [...], "values": [...], "title": "..."}` | | `stats` | KPI cards | `{"stats": [{"label": "...", "value": "...", "change": "..."}]}` | | `card` | Info card | `{"title": "...", "subtitle": "...", "body": "...", "status": "green\|yellow\|red"}` | | `dashboard` | Composite | `{"title": "...", "widgets": [{"type": "stat\|table\|chart", ...}]}` | ## Options | Option | Description | Default | |--------|-------------|---------| | `--data`, `--input` | JSON data (or use stdin) | - | | `--style` | Theme: modern, dark, minimal | modern | | `--output`, `-o` | Output path | stdout (base64) | | `--width` | Image width in pixels | 800 | ## Themes - **modern** — Purple/blue gradients, shadows, rounded corners - **dark** — Dark background, light text, subtle borders - **minimal** — Clean white, thin borders ## Examples ```bash # Render a table ./scripts/render.sh table --data '{"columns":["Name","Score"],"rows":[["Alice","95"],["Bob","87"]]}' -o table.png # Render a bar chart ./scripts/render.sh chart-bar --data '{"labels":["Jan","Feb","Mar"],"values":[120,150,180],"title":"Monthly Sales"}' --style dark -o chart.png # Render stats ./scripts/render.sh stats --data '{"stats":[{"label":"Users","value":"12.5K","change":"+12%"},{"label":"Revenue","value":"$45K","change":"+8%"}]}' -o stats.png ``` ## 💡 Sending Images to Users After rendering an image, you'll typically want to send it to the user. Here's the recommended workflow: ### Recommended Workflow: ```bash # 1. Render to ~/.openclaw/media/ (recommended path) ./scripts/render.sh table --data '...' -o ~/.openclaw/media/my-table.png # 2. Send inline via message tool message(action=send, filePath=/home/ubuntu/.openclaw/media/my-table.png, caption="Caption", channel=telegram, to=<user_id>) ``` ### Tips: - **Save to `~/.openclaw/media/`** — this path works reliably for inline sending - **Use descriptive captions** — helps users understand the visual - **Consider the context** — sometimes saving to disk is fine if the user requested it ### Example (complete flow): ```bash # Render echo '{"title":"My Data","columns":["A","B"],"rows":[["1","2"]]}' | \ ./scripts/render.sh table -o ~/.openclaw/media/data.png # Send message(action=send, filePath=/home/ubuntu/.openclaw/media/data.png, caption="Here's your data", channel=telegram, to=USER_ID) ``` ## Dependencies - `/usr/bin/wkhtmltoimage` — HTML to image conversion - `jq` — JSON parsing

Frequently asked questions

Dynamic UI