Explore Charts for a finished run¶
Open the run-scoped Charts view to see visual module outputs without leaving the analysis context.
Outcome¶
You will have opened Charts for the planning-review run and oriented on at least one chart or module panel produced by analysis.
Starting point¶
The planning-review transcript is imported and a completed analysis run is selected (from First analysis). Local AI is not required.
What you’ll do¶
Confirm the transcript and run in the workspace pickers.
Open Charts.
Skim available charts / module visuals.
Decide whether to return to Insights or Overview for prose context.
Walkthrough¶
In the sidebar, select the planning-review transcript and the completed run you care about.
Open Charts. The page is run-scoped: if no subject/run is selected, TranscriptX will nudge you back toward Home/Overview rather than showing an empty chart shell.
Scan the chart gallery or module sections for visuals that answer a concrete question (for example speaker share, topic shift, or interaction patterns — depending on which modules completed).
If a chart looks sparse, check Overview run status for skipped/failed modules before assuming the feature is broken. Re-run with Balanced or Thorough after naming speakers (Identify and name speakers) when speaker-aware charts are empty.
Use Insights when you need quotable evidence; use Charts when you need a spatial/time overview of the same run.
What to notice¶
Charts require a run-scoped context, same as Overview / Insights / Artifacts.
Empty panels usually mean the producing module skipped (offline downloads disabled, missing names, or preset exclusions) — not a navigation bug.
Charts complements Insights; it does not replace jumping back to Transcript for full context.
You should now have…¶
A finished-run Charts view open, plus a sense of which visuals are worth following into Insights or Transcript.