
ECharts Visualizations
Generally AvailableECharts MCP Server enables AI agents to render interactive charts entirely client-side. Supports 9 themes, SVG and Canvas rendering, and PNG/SVG export. No API keys required.
- Visualization
- Charts
- Analytics
How it works
Every agent request passes through Ferentin policy before it reaches ECharts Visualizations.
- AI agentAsks for something
- Ferentin policies
- Client side rendering
- ECharts Visualizations MCP serverRuns inside Ferentin
- Governed resultMasked, logged, returned
What you can do with ECharts Visualizations
- Line charts
- Bar charts
- Pie charts
- Scatter plots
- Candlestick charts
- Gauge charts
- Sankey diagrams
- Heatmaps
- Png export
About ECharts Visualizations
Apache ECharts is an open source visualization library providing 24 chart types with interactive tooltips, zoom, legend toggle, and brush selection. Used by millions of applications worldwide.
Frequently asked about ECharts Visualizations
- What can AI agents do with ECharts Visualizations through Ferentin?
- Through Ferentin, agents can use ECharts Visualizations for line charts, bar charts, pie charts, scatter plots, candlestick charts, gauge charts, sankey diagrams, heatmaps and png export. Every call is checked against your Ferentin policies first.
- How is ECharts Visualizations access secured?
- Requests through the ECharts Visualizations integration are covered by client side rendering. These controls are applied by Ferentin, not by ECharts Visualizations, so they hold across every connected agent.
- How do I connect ECharts Visualizations to Ferentin?
- Open the Ferentin admin console, add ECharts Visualizations as a new connection and authenticate with the vendor credentials. You then choose which permissions and which tools your agents may use, and the connection goes live for everyone covered by your policies.
- Is the ECharts Visualizations integration generally available?
- Yes. The ECharts Visualizations integration is generally available on Ferentin, including the free tier.
