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Search and retrieve plots from history. Use when the user asks about previous plots, wants to find a plot they made earlier, re-display a past visualization, or export a historical plot.

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name	ggterm-history
description	Search and retrieve plots from history. Use when the user asks about previous plots, wants to find a plot they made earlier, re-display a past visualization, or export a historical plot.
allowed-tools	Bash(npx:ggterm-plot*), Read

Plot History Management

Search, retrieve, and export plots from the persistent history.

CLI Commands

List All Plots

npx ggterm-plot history

Search History

npx ggterm-plot history <search-term>

Re-render a Plot

npx ggterm-plot show <plot-id>

Export a Plot

npx ggterm-plot export <plot-id> [output.html]

Natural Language → Commands

User Request	Command
"What plots have I made?"	`history`
"Show me my scatter plots"	`history scatter`
"Find the plot with sales data"	`history sales`
"Display plot 2024-01-26-001"	`show 2024-01-26-001`
"Export the iris plot"	`history iris` → `export <id> iris-plot.html`

Plot ID Format

IDs follow the pattern: YYYY-MM-DD-NNN

$ARGUMENTS

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name	ggterm-history
description	Search and retrieve plots from history. Use when the user asks about previous plots, wants to find a plot they made earlier, re-display a past visualization, or export a historical plot.
allowed-tools	Bash(npx:ggterm-plot*), Read

Plot History Management

Search, retrieve, and export plots from the persistent history.

CLI Commands

List All Plots

npx ggterm-plot history

Search History

npx ggterm-plot history <search-term>

Re-render a Plot

npx ggterm-plot show <plot-id>

Export a Plot

npx ggterm-plot export <plot-id> [output.html]

Natural Language → Commands

User Request	Command
"What plots have I made?"	`history`
"Show me my scatter plots"	`history scatter`
"Find the plot with sales data"	`history sales`
"Display plot 2024-01-26-001"	`show 2024-01-26-001`
"Export the iris plot"	`history iris` → `export <id> iris-plot.html`

Plot ID Format

IDs follow the pattern: YYYY-MM-DD-NNN

$ARGUMENTS