Visualizations
Ask DotCraft to turn a comparison, an explanation, or a result into something you can explore, and it draws an interactive visualization inside the reply: a chart you can hover, a simulation you can play, or a set of design mockups to flip through.
Ask for one
Describe what you want to see, such as "Chart our electricity use against last year" or "Show me why the Moon has phases," or invoke $visualize directly. DotCraft also draws one on its own when a picture explains something better than text.
Explore and refine
The view runs inside the conversation, so you explore it without leaving the thread. Ask for changes and DotCraft updates the same visualization; earlier replies that show it switch to the latest version. Choices you make in a visualization are kept when you return to the conversation, and DotCraft can take them into account in its next reply.
Compare design directions
Ask for mockups and DotCraft can put several designs in one view. Use the arrows under the preview to switch between them, and open Design controls to fine-tune colors, sizes, and layout. Add to message puts your changes in the message box, so DotCraft can carry them into the real design.
Use the view's actions
Hover a visualization to copy its current state as an image or open it fullscreen. Fullscreen pages through every visualization in the conversation with the arrow keys. A view can also send a follow-up, which waits for you to confirm the prompt first.
For calculators, quizzes, and other small tools built from Desktop's own controls, see Interactive answers.