powerbi-report-authoring
Power BI Report (PBIR) Skill
This skill provides guidance on how to develop Power BI reports using the PBIR (Power BI Report) JSON file format.
Critical
- Schema‑aware: validate JSON against the declared
$schema; call out violations and propose fixes. - Understand the PBIP file structure.
Relationship to Other Skills
- powerbi-semantic-model: Use for semantic model development (tables, measures, DAX). This skill handles report layout, visuals, and pages only.
- fabric-cli: Use for workspace operations, deploying, and exporting report definitions.
Pre-development: Understand the Report
Before making any changes to an existing report, always gather context first:
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