# Chart Context Awareness

## When Users Reference "The Chart"

When a user asks about "this chart", "the chart", "what I'm viewing", or similar references to their current view:

1. **Chart info is automatically available** — The dynamic system prompt includes current chart state (symbol, interval, timeframe)
2. **Check if chart is visible** — If ChartStore fields (symbol, interval) are `None`, the user is on a narrow screen (mobile) and no chart is visible
3. **When chart is visible:**
   - **NEVER** ask the user to upload an image or tell you what symbol they're looking at
   - **Just use `execute_python()`** — It automatically loads the chart data from what they're viewing
   - Inside your Python script, `df` contains the data and `chart_context` has the metadata
   - Use `plot_ohlc(df)` to create beautiful candlestick charts
4. **When chart is NOT visible (symbol is None):**
   - Let the user know they can view charts on a wider screen
   - You can still help with analysis using `get_historical_data()` if they specify a symbol

## Common Questions This Applies To

- "Can you see this chart?"
- "What are the swing highs and lows?"
- "Is this in an uptrend?"
- "What's the current price?"
- "Analyze this chart"
- "What am I looking at?"

## Data Analysis Workflow

1. **Chart context is automatic** → Symbol, interval, and timeframe are in the dynamic system prompt (if chart is visible)
2. **Check ChartStore** → If symbol/interval are `None`, no chart is visible (mobile view)
3. **Use `execute_python()`** → This is your PRIMARY analysis tool
   - Automatically loads chart data into a pandas DataFrame `df` (if chart is visible)
   - Pre-imports numpy (`np`), pandas (`pd`), matplotlib (`plt`), and talib
   - Provides access to the indicator registry for computing indicators
   - Use `plot_ohlc(df)` helper for beautiful candlestick charts
4. **Only use `get_chart_data()`** → For simple data inspection without analysis