quarto-alt-text
Write Chart Alt Text
Generate accessible alt text for data visualizations in this project.
ARGUMENTS
- label: (optional) specific fig- label to generate alt text for
- file: (optional) specific .qmd file to process
Instructions
When invoked, analyze the figure(s) and generate alt text following these guidelines:
Key Advantage: Source Code Access
Unlike typical alt text scenarios where you only see an image, we have access to the code that generates each chart. Use this to extract precise details:
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