Financial briefing book (Income Statement, Balance Sheet, Cash Flow, Equity) for Dow Jones companies, powered by Yahoo Finance data and build with Claude.

Financial Reporting Briefing Book

Ryan Dolley

Visualize databases, schemas, tables, views and inferred FK relationships. Pick a database from the left explorer, multi-select schemas, drag tables, click a table to see column distributions (histograms / time series / top values) with row counts and SUMMARIZE-based stats.

Database Explorer

Luka Lovosevic

An interactive visual essay on who owns the physical infrastructure behind the major AI labs, and who merely rents it. Built on Epoch AI's satellite-derived inventory of US data centres, it follows the buildings, power, siting, and chips from the ground up, and shows how the divide between owners like Google and Meta and renters like OpenAI and Anthropic may decide who holds real power as AI scales. Select any lab to re-thread the whole story around it.

Who Powers AI?

Build an interactive React/D3 visual essay for MotherDuck titled "Who Powers AI?". Thesis: the divide between labs that own their data centres and chips (Google, Meta) and those that rent (OpenAI, Anthropic) is quietly deciding who holds power in AI. Structure it as four numbered sections following the infrastructure from the ground up: the buildout, siting, the silicon, and the financing. Editorial dark theme, restrained palette, prose in a conversational voice

Add a lab selector so clicking any AI lab re-threads the entire essay: the KPI tiles, every chart, and the section prose all reorient to that company, with lab-specific commentary in each section. Include a clear "Explore by AI lab" control and a way to return to the full story.

From the live queries, create: a US map of operational facilities sized by chip count and coloured by owner with a styled hover tooltip; a horizontal bar chart of chip deployments coloured by vendor (NVIDIA, Amazon, Google); a single divided bar showing the owned-vs-rented split of total compute; and a 2x2 chart placing each lab by how much infrastructure it owns against how diversified its business is. Each needs a clear title that states the finding.

Act as a tough editor. Read the whole essay critically: tighten the prose to a consistent conversational voice, cut jargon and vague antecedents, reconcile every figure against the underlying data, verify and fix the source citations, and make sure the conclusion ties back to the central owner-versus-renter thread rather than trailing off.

I have a MotherDuck share of Epoch AI's US data-centre inventory (tables: data_centers, data_center_chips, data_center_timelines, data_center_chillers, data_center_cooling_towers). Profile it, then help me find the strongest narrative angle for a visual essay. I'm interested in who owns the physical infrastructure behind the major AI labs versus who rents it. Surface the key facts that would anchor that argument.

Darragh Murray

An interactive graph that maps the relationships driving your business. Customers, orders, products, suppliers and more, all connected and filtering each other in real time.

Business Graph Explorer

Salo Vaisberg

Watch 24 months of supply chain events unfold in real time. Hit Play and see the 2025 APAC disruption crash fill rates to 48%, the holiday season separate winners from losers, and recovery build to 87/100 by Jun 2026. 8-step guided Story Mode with pause/resume. Demand Shock what-if slider. 4 tabs: Overview, Products, Regions, Heatmap. 6 themes. Health score decomposition. 2025 Wrapped year-in-review. 480 simulated data points powered by DuckDB.

Supply Chain Command Center

Build a Supply Chain Command Center — an S&OP exception dashboard on 24 months of simulated data (5 product families × 4 regions × 480 data points). Include:

- Health score gauge (fill rate 50% + forecast accuracy 30% + inventory health 20%) with clickable score decomposition
- KPI cards with SVG sparklines and pill badges showing month-over-month deltas
- Portfolio health trend chart with colored reference zones (critical/watch/healthy) and event annotations (APAC disruption, crisis, holiday, recovery)
- Timeline play button with speed control and event badges to jump to key moments
- Demand Shock scenario slider (±30%) showing live fill rate and health score impact
- 4 tabs: Overview · Products (demand plan vs actual vs shipped) · Regions (APAC disruption callout) · Heatmap (120-cell fill rate grid, click to drill down)
- 8-step guided Story Mode with auto-narration, pause/resume, and progress bar
- 2025 Wrapped year-in-review modal with shareable stats
- 6 themes (3 light, 3 dark) with glassmorphism cards
- Summary bar showing worst/best/avg months with click-to-navigate
- Engineered story beats: Q2 2025 APAC supply disruption → Electronics crisis at 48.6% fill rate → Q4 2025 holiday divergence → Q1 2026 Apparel overstock → recovery

Data generated inline using DuckDB generate_series with deterministic sine-wave variation and engineered disruption events.

Dharma Palepu

8-bit RPG story of the ALSO CS AI agent family — 9 scenes, live data, pixel art, 8-bit BGM, auto-play, screen shake, MVP labels, credits roll, live ticker, and a full turn-based Incident Defense game unlocked after the story ends.

ALSO CS AI Agents — The Growing Family

Luke Kocher

An interactive US county map where you set what you want in a place and the map recolors to show your fit. 'How much do you care' scales for the basics (affordability, jobs, schools, disaster safety, clean air, healthcare) and lifestyle (outdoors, food & drink, arts/culture/recreation, walkability), plus two bipolar spectrum sliders for climate (cold/four-season to warm) and setting (small-town quiet to big-city energy). Counties are ranked for the chosen weights and colored on a vibrant red-orange-yellow-green scale. Pan/zoom, click a place for a detail drawer with the same color-coded breakdown and a plain-language heads-up, and a live best-matches list. Built on 10 federal datasets.

A Home Fit For You

Danny Tan

Erase any breakthrough from human history and watch civilization scores drop in real time. Powered by a live MotherDuck knowledge graph of 29 breakthroughs and their critical cascade relationships.

Butterfly Effect: Rewrite Human History

Make butterfly database public and upload dive — create a MotherDuck Dive with a breakthrough picker that erases a selection and recomputes civilization health scores in real time using a recursive CTE    
  cascade query, plus a Hall of Disaster leaderboard ranked by impact.

Build a "Butterfly Effect: Rewrite Human History" app powered by MotherDuck. Users pick a historical breakthrough (Writing, Printing Press, Internet, etc.), see its ripple effects as a cascade tree, then  
  erase it from history and watch live civilization scores drop across 5 domains: knowledge, technology, communication, transportation, economy. Store breakthroughs, relationships, domain_contributions, and 
  surprising_facts in DuckDB/MotherDuck.

Add wow-factor features: AltWorldProfile showing the alternate timeline's civilization level, ComparisonPanel with side-by-side domain bars, WhatSurvives showing lost vs surviving breakthroughs,         
  CivilizationDNA showing top contributors in the altered timeline, HistoryAlteredOverlay cinematic moment when a prestige breakthrough is lost, EndgameScreen when civilization collapses below 30%.

Adi Sekhar

A decade-by-decade tour of the Billboard year-end #1. Each era is a stylized playback device, from a 1950s diner jukebox to a 2020s smart speaker. Power on any decade to hear the real 30-second clip for the selected year, turn the volume knob to adjust it, and switch years to change the track. From 1950 to 2025.

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