Skill UI

This comprehensive guide and tool suite transforms web designs created in Stitch (HTML/CSS) into clean, production-ready React Native components. It meticulously maps HTML elements (like <div>, <button>) to native RN primitives (View, Pressable) and converts complex CSS styles (Flexbox, typography, shadows) into React Native's StyleSheet.create(). It guides developers to follow architectural best practices, including Atomic Design and data decoupling, for scalable cross-platform mobile development.

A comprehensive guide covering production-grade Android and cross-platform app development. It details best practices for selecting technology stacks (Kotlin, Flutter, React Native, KMM) and implementing modern architectures like Clean Architecture and MVI/MVVM across various platforms.

An interactive skill designed to guide users through the process of generating, auditing, and improving Best Practice Analyzer (BPA) rules for Power BI semantic models. It follows a double-diamond discovery process, first gathering deep organizational context and model details, and then recommending tailored rules for validation, governance, and compliance.

This skill provides expert guidance on writing and executing C# scripts to deeply manipulate Power BI semantic models. It allows users to perform bulk operations, manage security roles (RLS/OLS), format DAX expressions, and query model metadata via the TOM API, supporting both Tabular Editor 2 and 3 environments for advanced data engineering tasks.

Expert guidance for connecting to Power BI Desktop's local tabular model. It utilizes the Tabular Object Model (TOM) and ADOMD.NET via PowerShell to perform advanced operations such as model enumeration, running complex DAX queries, modifying metadata, defining field parameters, and querying the local Analysis Services instance. This skill is critical for model development when remote connectivity is unavailable.

This skill provides a comprehensive, step-by-step workflow for generating complete Power BI reports from scratch. It guides the user through model discovery, KPI selection, page layout, visual placement, data binding, and publishing, offering rich control over the entire reporting lifecycle using the pbir command-line interface.

A comprehensive guide and reference for using the Fabric Command Line Interface (`fab`) to programmatically manage all aspects of Fabric and Power BI service workspaces, items, and configurations. Covers authentication, searching, data querying, permission management, and advanced deployment workflows.

This guide details the principles of observability, teaching developers how to instrument code by implementing structured logging, metrics, and distributed tracing. It ensures that production features emit sufficient telemetry to answer complex operational questions, transforming unknown failures into diagnosable events. Essential for any service running in production.

This skill provides expert, developer-level guidance on the Power BI Project (PBIP) file format. PBIP deconstructs the opaque PBIX binary into human-readable, structured text files, enabling robust source control, external editing, and multi-author collaboration. It covers project structure, the difference between thick and thin reports, file conversion (PBIX to PBIP), and critical cross-cutting concerns like rename cascades and data location discrepancies across various report components.

This skill acts as a comprehensive technical reference guide for the Power BI Enhanced Report (PBIR) JSON format. It meticulously details the complex internal schemas, patterns, and hierarchical rules governing report components, including `visual.json`, theme inheritance, field references, and report structure. It is essential for advanced developers who need to read, interpret, and generate valid PBIR metadata for deep report customization.

This guide provides a comprehensive workflow for managing the refresh lifecycle of semantic models and datasets in Power BI/Fabric. It details how to use the enhanced REST API and Fabric CLI to trigger specific refresh types (e.g., full, dataOnly, calculate), validate data baselines, monitor status, and handle post-refresh validation, ensuring data integrity and proper pipeline orchestration.

The `te` CLI is a powerful, cross-platform command-line tool designed for managing complex semantic models (supporting Power BI, Fabric, Azure AS, SSAS). It allows users to scaffold, inspect, edit, validate, deploy, query, and test models entirely from the terminal. This makes it indispensable for implementing automated data workflows, CI/CD pipelines, and migrating model development from traditional GUIs.