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power-bi-report-plannerlisted

Use for end-to-end guided report building: requirements gathering, semantic model inspection, locked design brief, approval-gated PBIR authoring, and optional Fabric publishing. Triggers on: "create a new Power BI report", "build me a report", "plan and build a report", "help me define a report", "report from this semantic model", "guided report workflow", "report planner". Do NOT trigger for: editing an existing report page (→ power-bi-report-design), DAX measure work (→ power-bi-dax), or Fabric publish only (→ power-bi-report-management).
mudassir09/pbi-enterprise-cli · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 70
Install: claude install-skill mudassir09/pbi-enterprise-cli
# power-bi-report-planner **This is the DIRECTOR skill.** It decides *what to build, where to place it, and how to display it* — then hands a locked, concrete design brief to the `power-bi-report-design` skill, which IMPLEMENTS it with the CLI. The planner does not run `pbi visual add` itself; it produces the spec. Think: architect (planner) vs. builder (report-design). The planner gathers requirements, inspects the model, **finds the story in the data**, designs a professional page on a fixed grid, waits for approval, then hands off to the implementer. **Division of labour:** ``` power-bi-report-planner (DIRECTOR) power-bi-report-design (IMPLEMENTER) ───────────────────────────────────── ────────────────────────────────────── Requirements + model inventory Reads the design brief Finds the story (queries the data) → Maps each spec row to a pbi command Designs the page (grid + visual spec) Runs pbi visual add / set-format / format Writes interpretive titles Applies display rules + header Locks the brief, gets approval Runs design QA self-check ``` **Workflow summary:** ``` Phase 1 — Define Clarification questions (3-5 rounds) ↓ Phase 2 — Inspect Semantic model inventory via pbi commands ↓ Phase 3 — Find the Query the data to discover the actual narrative / headline / Story tension — design follows the story, not the other way round ↓ Phase 4 — Design Lay the page o