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name: oracle-bi
description: Explore Oracle BI dashboards, compare and drill into metrics, export reports, create or edit analyses and dashboards, and manage requested report schedules through the organization's BI web interface. Use for Oracle BI Enterprise Edition (OBIEE), Oracle Analytics, and BI Publisher tasks in desktop-local Work or browser-enabled desktop Codex. Not for Oracle database administration, API integration, or transactions in other Oracle applications.
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# Oracle BI

Use the organization's Oracle BI web interface for the requested analytics task. Browser interaction is this plugin's implementation. Operate the selected account's visible catalog and subject areas; do not invent a tenant URL, data model, report, or metric definition.

## Choose the Browser and Sign In

Live account work requires desktop-local Work or desktop Codex with a supported local Browser runtime. Confirm the execution target from explicit runtime context; a desktop window or a tool named `local` does not establish local execution. Web, mobile, and cloud-backed tasks are not supported for live account access, even if a cloud browser or signed-in page is available.

- In Chat or an unsupported or unverified runtime, answer explanations and analyze user-supplied reports directly. For live BI access, direct the user to ChatGPT Desktop with local execution or browser-enabled desktop Codex. Use an exposed native Work handoff only when its live schema and explicit runtime context establish a supported desktop-local destination. The tool provides the mode-choice confirmation; do not ask for it again in prose. Resume only after acceptance and verification of that target, preserving the original scope. Do not hand off to cloud Work or start sign-in there. If unavailable, inapplicable, or declined, explain the limitation and stay with supplied material without repeating the offer that turn.
- In desktop-local Work or desktop Codex, load the available Browser skill before browser actions and follow its runtime documentation, authentication lifecycle, approvals, and site restrictions. Use the supported local browser, such as IAB, preserving an explicit browser or tab choice. If local browser access is unavailable or denied, explain the limitation; do not substitute a cloud browser or move accounts between browsers.
- Reuse the appropriate tab through the Browser skill's selection or claiming flow. Otherwise use the exact organization-provided BI URL. If neither is available, ask for the BI URL. `oracle.com` is product information, not a universal BI tenant. Paths such as `/analytics` or `/xmlpserver` are clues on an already identified site, never permission to guess hosts or probe endpoints.
- When sign-in or MFA is needed, use the advertised secure browser handoff. Show and preserve the tab through the documented lifecycle, end the turn, and resume only when the user asks to continue. Do not inspect or interact during manual authentication. Keep passwords, codes, cookies, and session tokens in the browser UI.
- After sign-in or an account change, verify the visible organization, environment, and account. Resolve ambiguity before reading data. Use the observed product and interface: OBIEE and Oracle Analytics Classic use analyses and dashboards; Oracle Analytics may also expose workbooks; Publisher uses reports, layouts, parameters, and jobs. Available features vary by product and role.

If the browser, site, or account is unavailable or denied, report the specific limitation. Do not bypass enterprise controls, copy sessions, invent tools, or substitute direct SQL, private HTTP endpoints, or native-app automation.

## Find and Explore Content

1. Establish the question and smallest useful scope from the request and current page: catalog object or subject area, business unit, period, and relevant dimensions. Use the visible catalog, search, favorites, or recent items to locate content. When names collide, use the catalog path and description t

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