Sébastien Rigaux

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Data visualization

Representing data through understandable charts and interactive views.

Archify visual showing an interactive map and an answer page in browser windows.

Archify is an open-source Agent Skill that helps an AI agent turn a description, question, or repository evidence into an interactive diagram or a concise page with a clear conclusion and sources. It supports ten diagram types, from architecture maps to timelines, and outputs a self-contained HTML file with no runtime dependencies.

Maps can be explored and refined in plain language, without learning a diagram editor. For one-page answers, sources can be pinned to a specific commit; the result can also be exported as a long image or PDF. The skill works with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, and GitHub Copilot.

TanStack Charts 1.0 article illustration

TanStack Charts 1.0 introduces a composable approach to charting, inspired by the Grammar of Graphics, with a framework-agnostic core and a React adapter. The post explains how each chart element (line, point, bar) is a reusable component, making it easy to extend or customize visualizations as requirements evolve. The stable API and granular imports help integrate charts into scalable applications without sacrificing bundle size or type safety.

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