deneb-authoring
Deneb Authoring
Use this skill for Deneb in Power BI: dataset binding, PBIR, templates, interactivity, theme alignment, and editor workflow.
Use when
- The task is about Deneb, Power BI, PBIR, report-theme integration, dataset binding, template metadata, or Deneb interactivity.
- You need to author or debug a Vega or Vega-Lite visual that must run inside Deneb.
- The request mentions cross-filtering, cross-highlighting, Power BI tooltips, report themes, or editor workflow in Deneb.
Do not use when
- The task is plain Vega or plain Vega-Lite work outside Deneb and Power BI.
- The user only needs generic chart grammar advice with no Deneb host constraints.
- The requirement is a host-agnostic Vega or Vega-Lite example that should not be shaped by Power BI behavior.
Precedence / handoff
- This skill leads for Deneb and Power BI visual work, even when the embedded grammar is Vega or Vega-Lite.
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