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Pria can read a dataset, find the story in it, and render it as an interactive 2D chart right in the conversation. You can paste numbers directly, upload a spreadsheet to your vault, or ask about a file you’ve already added — then ask for analysis, a chart, or both.

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What You Can Ask For

  • Analysis of a dataset — trends, outliers, comparisons, and a plain-language summary.
  • A 2D chart — bar, line, area, heatmap, scatter, pie, donut, radial bar or radar, generated from the numbers you provide.
  • A chart from a file — point Pria at a CSV, TSV, or spreadsheet in your vault and ask it to plot a column or comparison.

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Ask in Chat

Paste your data inline (or reference an uploaded file) and describe what you want to see.
Prompt
Prompt

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What You Get Back

Pria renders the chart inline using an interactive chart component. From the chart you can:
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Switch chart type — use the Type menu to re-render the same data as a bar, line, area, heatmap, scatter, pie, donut, radial bar or radar chart.
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Zoom and pan — focus on a specific range of the data.
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Copy the secure link — every chart has its own page with a Secure Link field you can copy to share it.
A generated chart can be shared with its secure link, so colleagues or classmates can open the interactive view without logging in. Open the chart in its own tab and copy the Secure Link shown beneath it.

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Tips & Limits

  • Charts are 2D only — there’s no 3D plotting.
  • On your personal Pria, the chart tool is part of the All tool set: pick it in [+] → Tools, or switch the chart tool on by itself — see Choosing Your Tools. In a Digital Twin, its administrator chooses the tools.
  • The cleaner your data, the better the chart. Label your columns and keep one value per cell when pasting.
  • For large datasets, upload the file to your vault first, then ask Pria to chart from it — this keeps your prompt short and lets Pria reference the file directly.