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1. coinranking_prochart_compareCan change things

   Add or remove an overlay plotted alongside this chart — another coin, the global market, or a category. Takes an identifier, not a name: resolve_subject turns "Ethereum" into one. One target per call, each its own undoable step. Targets that can't be plotted here are refused with the reason: the wrong chart kind for that overlay, the chart itself, a duplicate, or the account's overlay limit.

   First seen 11 Oct 2026. Unchanged since.

2. coinranking_prochart_configureCan change things

   Change one or more chart options — time period, interval, chart type, log scale, indicators, currency, volume, high/low markers. The whole patch applies as a single undoable step. Values that the viewer can't use are refused with a reason rather than partially applied; call get_view to see what's selectable and why. Options that constrain each other are judged as the combination you ask for, not o

   First seen 11 Oct 2026. Unchanged since.

3. coinranking_prochart_drawCan change things

   Draw a line, freehand pencil or highlighter stroke, rectangle, circle, text label or pin on the chart, remove, duplicate or restack existing ones, or clear them all. A pin is a labelled guide line spanning the chart: `time-pin` marks a moment ("halving", "listed here"), `value-pin` marks a level ("entry", "all-time high"). Anchors are data coordinates (a timestamp and a value), not screen pixels —

   First seen 11 Oct 2026. Unchanged since.

4. coinranking_prochart_exportReads only

   Export the chart's data as CSV or the chart itself as a PNG image. CSV can be returned directly in the result; saving a file or copying to the clipboard asks the user first, since browsers only allow those during a user gesture.

   First seen 11 Oct 2026. Unchanged since.

5. coinranking_prochart_get_seriesReads only

   The chart's plotted data points as { time, value } pairs in data space — the same coordinates drawings use. Downsampled by default to protect your context; the response says how many points exist and whether it reduced them, and always carries the true high and low so anchoring stays exact. Widen the time period first if you need a range the chart isn't currently showing.

   First seen 11 Oct 2026. Unchanged since.

6. coinranking_prochart_get_statsReads only

   Summary numbers for every series on the chart — high, low, average, first and last value, with the timestamps of the high and low. Prefer this over reading the whole series for questions like "what is this asset doing", and use it to anchor drawings: these coordinates are exact, where a downsampled series is not.

   First seen 11 Oct 2026. Unchanged since.

7. coinranking_prochart_get_viewReads only

   Read what the *active* chart is currently showing: its kind and subject, the other kinds this subject has with their labels (and the reason any of them can't be switched to), every option's current value and default, which values can be selected right now (and why the rest can't), the viewer's entitlements, the shareable URL, and whether the view is saved to the account and has unsaved work. It al

   First seen 11 Oct 2026. Unchanged since.

8. coinranking_prochart_get_viewportReads only

   Read the time window currently on screen, the full range the loaded data covers, the value-axis bounds, and whether anyone has panned or zoomed away from the natural range. Worth calling before reading or drawing: the viewer may have zoomed, in which case get_series and get_stats describe more than they are actually looking at.

   First seen 11 Oct 2026. Unchanged since.

9. coinranking_prochart_historyCan change things

   Step backwards or forwards through the chart's change history, or jump straight to an entry by index. This is the same stack the undo/redo buttons drive, and it covers changes since the last navigation rather than the whole session. Call list_history for the entries, their labels and their indices.

   First seen 11 Oct 2026. Unchanged since.

10. coinranking_prochart_list_chartsReads only

    List the charts this viewer has saved, newest first, with each one's uuid, name, kind, subject and url. To open one, send the viewer to its url — it opens the saved chart with its options and drawings, which navigating to the kind and subject would not. Use it before saving to avoid duplicating a name, or to find a chart the viewer refers to by name.

    First seen 11 Oct 2026. Unchanged since.

11. coinranking_prochart_list_drawingsReads only

    The shapes currently drawn on the chart, with their points in data space ({ time, value }) rather than pixels. Positions here are directly comparable with what get_series and get_stats return. Each shape also carries `onScreen`, which distinguishes a drawing that is missing from one that is merely outside the window the chart is zoomed to — use get_viewport or set_viewport to bring it back into vi

    First seen 11 Oct 2026. Unchanged since.

12. coinranking_prochart_list_historyReads only

    The chart's undo/redo stack, newest first, with a human-readable label for each step. `past` can be undone, `future` can be redone. The stack covers changes since the last navigation, not the whole session.

    First seen 11 Oct 2026. Unchanged since.

13. coinranking_prochart_list_slotsReads only

    Read the whole page rather than one chart: how the charts are arranged, which of them is active, whether asset and time sync are on, and for each chart its number, its subject, the kind it plots and the options set on it. Every other tool acts on the active chart only, so call this to find the chart you want and set_active_slot to move to it, then get_view for that chart's full options and availab

    First seen 11 Oct 2026. Unchanged since.

14. coinranking_prochart_navigateCan change things

    Switch to a different chart kind for the current asset, or point the chart at a different asset, category or the global market. A kind switch happens immediately; a subject change returns a URL to open, because it needs a fresh page load. Drawings are discarded on a kind switch, so draw after navigating rather than before.

    First seen 11 Oct 2026. Unchanged since.

15. coinranking_prochart_resolve_subjectReads only

    Turn a name, ticker or category into the identifier the other tools take — pass a match's `target` straight to coinranking_prochart_compare, or to coinranking_prochart_navigate's `base`. Call this first whenever the viewer names something in words: no other tool accepts a name, and a guessed identifier plots an unnamed line rather than failing. Matches are ranked, best first, and are not filtered

    First seen 11 Oct 2026. Unchanged since.

16. coinranking_prochart_saveCan change things

    Save the chart to the viewer's account, save a copy under a new name, rename it, delete it, or discard unsaved edits. Saving needs a name the first time. Deleting asks the viewer to confirm. Call get_view first if you need to know whether the chart is already saved.

    First seen 11 Oct 2026. Unchanged since.

17. coinranking_prochart_set_active_slotCan change things

    Point the interface — and every other tool here — at a different chart in the layout. Only one chart is active at a time: get_view, configure, navigate, draw, set_viewport and the rest all read and write whichever one this selects, so switching the active chart before acting is how you reach the others. In a single-chart page there is only slot 0. This changes nothing about the charts themselves.

    First seen 11 Oct 2026. Unchanged since.

18. coinranking_prochart_set_layoutCan change things

    Arrange the page as one chart, two side by side, two stacked, or a 2x2 grid. Growing the layout fills the new slots with copies of the active chart, so the usual next step is set_active_slot plus navigate to point each one somewhere else; shrinking drops the highest-numbered charts. Not every arrangement is available to every viewer: one that isn't is refused with the page left exactly as it was,

    First seen 11 Oct 2026. Unchanged since.

19. coinranking_prochart_set_syncCan change things

    Turn the layout's two sync toggles on or off. With asset sync on, every chart follows the active chart's asset while keeping its own kind — BTC price next to BTC market cap. With time sync on, they share the time period, interval and timezone, and pan and zoom together. Turning either on immediately adopts the active chart's settings everywhere, so it is not a no-op. The crosshair is mirrored acro

    First seen 11 Oct 2026. Unchanged since.

20. coinranking_prochart_set_viewportCan change things

    Zoom or pan the chart to a time window, or reset it to fit all the loaded data. This moves the view only: it is not stored in the URL, so it can't be shared or bookmarked, it does not create an undo step, and the next configure or navigate call clears it — set the time period and options first, then the window. It also cannot show data outside what timePeriod loaded; widen that instead of zooming

    First seen 11 Oct 2026. Unchanged since.

21. coinranking_prochart_share_linkReads only

    Get a link that reproduces the chart exactly as it looks now — kind, asset, time range, styling and drawings all travel in the URL. Returns the link by default; set `share` to open the device's share sheet instead, which asks the user first.

    First seen 11 Oct 2026. Unchanged since.

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