Microsoft Research releases Flint-interactive, enabling agents to generate interactive data visualizations
Microsoft Research has released Flint-interactive, an interactive data visualization language built on top of Flint that enables agents to generate charts supporting clicking, filtering, zooming, highlighting, and cross-chart linking. It uses the Flint compiler to parse raw triggers such as clicks and drags into semantic events, so users only need to describe update behaviors with high-level operators without writing low-level visualization code. The language is already usable in conversations through Flint-MCP and MCP Apps, and it also offers a programming API for developers to build dashboards and data stories.
Microsoft Research has released Flint-interactive, an interactive data visualization language built on top of Flint that enables agents to generate charts supporting clicking, filtering, zooming, highlighting, and cross-chart linking. It uses the Flint compiler to parse raw triggers such as clicks and drags into semantic events, so users only need to describe update behaviors with high-level operators without writing low-level visualization code. The language is already usable in conversations t
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