Abstract: Technology is disclosed herein for the integration of spreadsheet environments with an LLM service. In an implementation, an application receives a natural language input from a user associated with visualization of data hosted by the application. The application generates a prompt for a large language model (LLM) service based on the user input and the visualization and submits the prompt to the LLM service. The application receives a reply to the prompt from the LLM service and modifies the visualization based on the reply from the LLM service. In an implementation, the data includes spreadsheet data and the visualization includes a chart. In some implementations, to modify the visualization, the application generates source code based on the reply from the LLM service when the classification of the natural language input is a command.

Abstract: Technology is disclosed herein for the integration of spreadsheet environments with an LLM service. In an implementation, an application receives a natural language input from a user associated with visualization of data hosted by the application. The application generates a prompt for a large language model (LLM) service based on the user input and the visualization and submits the prompt to the LLM service. The application receives a reply to the prompt from the LLM service and modifies the visualization based on the reply from the LLM service. In an implementation, the data includes spreadsheet data and the visualization includes a chart. In some implementations, to modify the visualization, the application generates source code based on the reply from the LLM service when the classification of the natural language input is a command.

Abstract: Examples disclosed herein relate to replacement text for textual content to be printed. Examples include a covert version of a document including textual content to be printed, the covert version including replacement text having, for each character of a plurality of first characters of the textual content, a corresponding second character having a different semantic meaning than the first character. The covert version also includes an encrypted representation of the textual content.

Abstract: Examples disclosed herein relate to replacement text for textual content to be printed. Examples include a covert version of a document including textual content to be printed, the covert version including replacement text having, for each character of a plurality of first characters of the textual content, a corresponding second character having a different semantic meaning than the first character. The covert version also includes an encrypted representation of the textual content.