Plot Styling | Agent Skills Atlas

About this skill

Use when the user asks to "plot data", "make a plot for a paper", "make a publication plot", "create a journal-quality plot", "matplotlib for a figure", "use seaborn", "use plotnine", "use ggplot in Python", "improve plot quality", "style my plot", "clean up my figure", "my matplotlib plot looks ugly", "apply journal style to existing script", "fix matplotlib defaults", "use SciencePlots", "make a Nature-style plot", "make an IEEE-style plot", "make a paper-ready chart", "which plotting library should I use", or wants guidance on choosing between matplotlib / seaborn / plotnine / plotly / pyvista and applying journal-quality defaults. Produces SVG-output Python scripts whose panels are consumed by the scientific-figure composer.

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Original name

plot-styling

Original description

This skill should be used when the user asks to "plot data", "make a plot for a paper", "make a publication plot", "create a journal-quality plot", "matplotlib for a figure", "use seaborn", "use plotnine", "use ggplot in Python", "improve plot quality", "style my plot", "clean up my figure", "my matplotlib plot looks ugly", "apply journal style to existing script", "fix matplotlib defaults", "use SciencePlots", "make a Nature-style plot", "make an IEEE-style plot", "make a paper-ready chart", "which plotting library should I use", or wants guidance on choosing between matplotlib / seaborn / plotnine / plotly / pyvista and applying journal-quality defaults. Produces SVG-output Python scripts whose panels are consumed by the scientific-figure composer.

About this listing

Category: Science & research
Reported license: BSD-3-Clause
Listing language (estimated): English
Review status: Not individually reviewed
Agent compatibility: Atlas installation supports Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. Skill-specific dependencies and features are checked during setup.