Run a supported Origin analysis and return structured metrics or output rows.

Use include_output=True with output_sheet for analyses that create a worksheet. The analysis schema lists canonical names; aliases remain accepted for backward compatibility.

Connect to Origin/OriginPro and report basic status.

Report runtime capabilities; set show only to change Origin visibility.

Ask the Origin GUI bridge to stop serving requests.

By default this releases the Origin automation connection without closing Origin itself. Set close_origin=True to force-close Origin as part of shutdown.

Diagnose Origin bridge configuration, status file, and connectivity.

Submit a supported Origin bridge method as a queued background task.

Read status, result, or optional recent logs for an Origin bridge background task.

Cancel a queued Origin bridge task or mark a running task for cancellation.

List recent Origin bridge background tasks.

Validate a declarative FigureSpec and return the planned Origin operations.

Execute a declarative FigureSpec.

The current executor supports worksheet-backed single-panel and grid multi-panel figures with common plot types. Unsupported features are reported in the plan instead of being guessed.

Inspect a graph page, its layers, axes, and plots.

Export the active or named Origin graph to an image/PDF file.

Render an Origin graph and return it as an image the model can see.

Unlike origin_export_graph this leaves no file behind: the graph is rendered to a temporary PNG, returned as an image content block alongside a small text summary, and the temp file is deleted. Use it to visually verify a plot and iterate on it. max_width bounds the rendered pixel width to keep the returned image (and its token cost) small. Requires a vision-capable client to be useful.

Set graph long name, axis labels, legend visibility, and optional rescale.

List knowledge collections or browse one collection by slash-delimited path.

Search the local Origin knowledge base by keyword.

Create a table-based plot selected by kind.

A single parameterized entry point for common table plots and the Plot Type ID routes that each also have a dedicated origin_plot_* tool. For the common line/scatter/line_symbol/column routes, selected_cols uses the first column as X and the remaining columns as Y. A one-column selection is treated as Y-only. Matrix-range plots still use origin_plot_matrix_id.

Recommend chart types from table shape, column semantics, and optional intent.

Inspect table columns, select a suitable chart route, and create the plot.

Provide intent when the desired comparison or relationship is known. Otherwise the router uses column types, cardinality, and selected X/Y/Z or error columns. Use origin_recommend_chart first when no graph should be created yet.

Import a CSV, TSV, TXT, DAT, XLS, or XLSX file into a new Origin worksheet.

Read a window of Origin worksheet data as structured rows.

Write structured rows into a new or existing Origin worksheet.

Check worksheet data quality before plotting or analysis.

Reports per-column dtype, missing count/fraction, and unique count, plus structured issues: empty_worksheet and all_null_column (error), high_missing and duplicate_columns (warning), non_numeric_column and constant_column (info). high_missing_threshold is the missing fraction (0-1) that triggers a high_missing warning. "passed" is false when any error-severity issue is found.