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A powerful DI extension point for Website Builders, allowing developers to inject custom query parameters into all live preview URLs. This is essential for integrating complex features like signed tokens, tenant identifiers, or feature flags directly into the preview experience. It supports asynchronous operations, such as fetching remote authorization tokens, ensuring robust customization across the editor iframe and generated links.

This skill fetches current weather conditions and multi-day forecasts for any specified location by querying public weather APIs like wttr.in. It can provide various output formats, including text summaries, detailed JSON data, and even PNG images. Use it whenever a user asks about the weather, temperature, or forecast for a given area. No API key is required.

This skill allows users to query the current state of various AWS resources (including EC2, S3, Lambda, RDS, VPC, etc.) using natural language. It translates user intent into strictly read-only AWS CLI commands (e.g., `describe-*`, `list-*`). Crucially, this tool can only view data and is contractually incapable of performing any write, modify, delete, or mutation actions, ensuring maximum safety.

Provides expert guidance for connecting to Power BI Desktop's local tabular model using the Tabular Object Model (TOM) and ADOMD.NET via PowerShell. This skill covers model enumeration, executing DAX queries, metadata modification (tables, measures, relationships), query tracing, and model refreshing. It is specifically designed for managing the underlying data model structure when external tools like Tabular Editor CLI are unavailable.

This skill provides comprehensive guides and references for writing, debugging, and systematically optimizing DAX formulas within semantic models. It covers advanced topics including systematic performance optimization workflows, engine internals (like xmSQL), and best practices for both local (Power BI Desktop) and remote (Fabric/XMLA) model environments, ensuring efficient data calculation and query performance.

This skill provides comprehensive, expert guidance for utilizing the Fabric Command Line Interface (CLI) using the `fab` tool. It enables programmatic interaction with the entire Fabric and Power BI service cloud environment, including workspaces, semantic models, data assets, and configurations. Use it to automate tasks like authentication, metadata retrieval, data querying (DAX, T-SQL, DuckDB), and resource management, ensuring best practices and error handling are maintained.

The pbir CLI is a comprehensive tool for exploring, building, managing, formatting, and validating Power BI reports. It allows developers to interact with Power BI files (.pbir, .pbix, .pbip) programmatically, covering everything from structural inspection and data model querying to visual generation and publishing to Fabric. It guides users through best practices, emphasizing iterative development and explicit validation.

A comprehensive guide to authoring, optimizing, and validating Power Query M expressions used within semantic model partitions. This resource covers crucial topics such as maintaining query folding for performance, applying early filtering and column pruning, and leveraging the Power Query API for robust data validation and debugging.

The Tabular Editor CLI (`te`) is a cross-platform, command-line utility for managing the entire lifecycle of semantic models (TMDL/BIM). It allows users to scaffold, inspect, validate, deploy, refresh, test, and query data models against various services, including Power BI, Fabric, and Azure AS, directly from the terminal. Ideal for automated workflows and CI/CD pipelines.

This guide provides comprehensive instructions for searching Tabular Editor (TE) documentation and understanding complex configuration files. It details the usage of the `pbi-search` CLI tool, allowing users to query multiple sources (DAX, Power BI, SQLBI) simultaneously. It also covers the structure and best practices for model-specific files like `.tmuo` and application preferences, ensuring efficient data modeling and development.

A dedicated tool for querying Lark Meeting Notes (Notes) details and raw verbatim transcripts. It requires an explicit note_id to function, allowing users to determine the display type, access associated document tokens, and retrieve the original unified transcript. It strictly focuses on note-based retrieval and does not handle searching by title, document body, or meeting ID.

A powerful utility that queries multiple free APIs (Pexels, Pixabay, Internet Archive, etc.) in a single query. It retrieves normalized, license-tagged results for real-world, historical, or archival images, videos, and GIFs, making it a peer to local semantic search and generative media tools. Includes specialized scripts for fetching and judging audio.