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GraphBot with rtrvr.ai

GraphBot is a powerful feature in rtrvr.ai that allows you to visualize data extracted from the web or your Google Sheets as graphs. By simply calling the @graphBot function with a prompt describing the graph you want, you can quickly render informative visualizations.

Core Concepts

Here are the key concepts for using GraphBot:

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    @graphBot Function: Call this function in your prompt to generate graphs.
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    Data Source: GraphBot can use data from the current tab or a selected Google Sheet.
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    Prompt-Based Rendering: Describe the graph you want using a natural language prompt.
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    Variety of Graph Types: Generate line charts, bar charts, scatter plots, and more.

How to Use GraphBot

To use GraphBot, follow these simple steps:

  1. Extract Data or Select Sheet: Ensure that your data is either available on the current tab, or choose a Google Sheet which contains your data.
  2. Use the @graphBot function: Include the @graphBot function along with your desired prompt in the rtrvr.ai interface.
  3. Specify Data: If necessary, specify the data source from the current tab or a Google Sheet.
  4. View the Graph: GraphBot will render the graph based on your prompt and the selected data.

Example Use Cases

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    "Create a bar chart showing product prices from this page"

    Generates a bar chart using the product prices scraped from the current tab.

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    "Plot a line graph for the sales data in my Google Sheet"

    Generates a line graph using data from the sales information on your Google Sheet.

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    "Show a scatter plot of customer reviews vs rating"

    Generates a scatter plot from data extracted from the current webpage.

Tips for Using GraphBot

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    Be Clear in your Prompts: Make it clear what kind of graph you would like to create, and what data you want to visualise.
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    Specify Data Source: If you need to pull the data from a specific column in your Google Sheet, specify it in your prompt.
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    Experiment: Try different prompts to see what graph styles work best for your data.