Skill UI

This system creates and registers high-quality, reusable synthetic voices (voice clones) from local audio samples. It operates under a strict, consent-first workflow, requiring explicit speaker consent, detailed use permissions, and source verification before cloning. It is designed for professional Text-to-Speech (TTS) applications, IVR systems, or training content development where a consistent, branded voice is essential.

This skill provides current weather conditions, multi-day forecasts, and various format options for any specified location by querying external services like wttr.in or Open-Meteo. It is designed for general weather queries, including daily summaries and weekly forecasts, without requiring an API key.

A comprehensive minimal terminal coding harness designed for building, extending, and integrating advanced AI capabilities directly into CLI environments. It supports deep integration via SDK (Node/TypeScript), RPC, and JSON event streams. Developers can create custom skills, providers, TUI components, and utilize advanced features like web search, video understanding, and agent orchestration.

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 a comprehensive, step-by-step workflow for building complete Power BI reports from scratch using the pbir CLI. It guides users through model discovery, defining design briefs, visual layout, data validation, and final publishing. Ideal for automating the entire business intelligence (BI) reporting process and ensuring adherence to professional design standards.

This skill guides the design, enforcement, auditing, and validation of Power BI report themes using the specialized pbir CLI. It helps standardize formatting—including colors, fonts, and structural properties—to ensure consistency, improve rebrandability, and maintain theme compliance across complex reports, minimizing reliance on local visual overrides.

A comprehensive guide covering the canonical rules for Power BI report design. It enforces consistency across design identity, visual hierarchy, color discipline, chart selection, and accessibility. Focuses on structuring reports to answer specific questions and minimizing cognitive load, ensuring data effectiveness over mere aesthetics.

A comprehensive CLI tool (pbir) designed for managing the entire lifecycle of Power BI reports. It allows users to explore, build, format, validate, and publish reports using structured commands, simulating the object model. It supports direct interaction with .pbix files, querying semantic models, and integrating with Power BI Desktop for visual verification, enforcing an iterative, structured workflow.

Provides comprehensive guidance for the full lifecycle management of semantic models (e.g., Power BI/Analysis Services). Use this skill when designing, building, optimizing, refreshing, or auditing data models. It guides the user through best practices, relationship management, measure creation, and model optimization (e.g., size reduction, Direct Lake setup), ensuring changes are routed through the most appropriate tool cascade (te CLI, TOM, or TMDL authoring).

The Tabular Editor CLI (`te`) is a cross-platform, terminal-based tool designed for managing and automating semantic models across various platforms, including Power BI, Azure Analysis Services, and Fabric. It allows users to scaffold, edit, validate, deploy, refresh, query, and test complex data models directly from the command line. It is essential for integrating data model operations into CI/CD pipelines and automating data governance workflows.

Provides expert guidance for authoring and editing Tabular Model Definition Language (TMDL) files directly within PBIP projects. This skill is designed for advanced users needing to perform quick, text-level modifications—such as updating descriptions, fixing format strings, or defining measures—when full, dedicated tools (like Tabular Editor CLI) are unavailable. It details critical syntax rules, object nesting, and file structures for managing complex semantic models.

This tool guides users through the critical process of designing experiments *before* data collection. It helps select appropriate structures—such as factorial, crossover, or blocked designs—to ensure that collected data is interpretable and allows for robust causal inference. Use it when planning scientific studies, assigning subjects, or optimizing responses across multiple factors.