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Alec Lloyd Probert (graphieros): Vue data visualization library, tagged defense

Skoor 35 · n = 3 signals · confidence 0.7

What they built

Alec Lloyd Probert is based in France and describes himself as front end, data visualization, JS, TS and VueJs [source].

His main project is vue-data-ui, an open source data visualization component library for Vue 3 [source]. The README lists chart components including candlestick, chord, DAG, flow, heatmap and funnel [source].

He also owns grid-plan, a Vue 3 component for building blueprints of rooms, datacenters and racks [source]. He owns vue-data-ui-nuxt, a boilerplate showing vue-data-ui in a Nuxt app [source].

Company, funding, customers and co-founders are not in the evidence.

Record

Measured signals:

vue-data-ui had 200 commits in the last 90 days [source].

The profile shows 2,803 commit contributions in the last year [source].

vue-data-ui averages 63 stars per month since its creation on 2023-07-24 [source].

Context:

vue-data-ui has 2,451 stars and 132 forks, with the last push on 2026-10-14 [source].

grid-plan has 106 stars, and its last push was 2026-06-05 [source].

The account was created in 2019 and has 225 followers [source].

Papers are not in the evidence.

Why now

A market timing case is not in the evidence.

Inference: the "defense" sector tag looks like a misclassification. Nothing in the repo descriptions, README excerpt or bio mentions defense. The work is a general front end charting library.

Unknowns

Whether he is the only contributor to the 200 commits.
npm download counts. The README links a badge, but the value is not in the evidence.
Any commercial users, revenue or paid tier.
Any defense, government or industrial deployment.
Whether he works on this full time.

Questions for the room

The record tags this as defense. Do any defense, government or industrial teams run vue-data-ui or grid-plan in production, and can you name one?
vue-data-ui shows 200 commits in 90 days. How many of those are yours, and who else maintains the library?
The library gains 63 stars per month. What are the weekly npm downloads, and has any company paid you for support, features or a license?

What would move the Skoor

Raise: a named defense or industrial deployment, a company formed around the library, or download numbers showing broad production use.

Lower: confirmation that the defense tag is wrong and that this is a solo, unpaid library with no path to a company.