{"id":19226,"plugin_id":"plugins_6a92f40359bc81919e5b41b1451ec501","kind":"skill","collection_source":null,"comparison_source":null,"observed_at":"2026-09-30T23:15:23.962Z","digest":"af176c67562618d759acbf051cb8a75080220e5495851a52759c5eb8b4c89824","against":null,"payload":{"description":"Use when starting a new Power BI model from a business goal, source list, star schema, KPI plan, security plan, and report-page plan.","included_files":[],"name":"powerbi-model-wizard","skill_md_contents":"---\nname: powerbi-model-wizard\ndescription: \"Use when starting a new Power BI model from a business goal, source list, star schema, KPI plan, security plan, and report-page plan.\"\n---\n\n# Power BI Model Wizard\n\nUse `New-PowerBIModelWizard.ps1` to create a local design pack for a new Power BI model from any Power BI Desktop connector. It directly profiles local CSV/JSON files; for every other connector, use `templates/powerbi-data-sources.example.json` with the exact connector name shown in Power BI Desktop. It proposes facts, dimensions, KPI drafts, source drafts, and report pages. It does not create a PBIX/PBIT binary, connect credentials, or publish.\n\n1. Gather the business decision and either local CSV/JSON source paths or a connector declaration file. Ask only for domain rules that cannot be inferred, such as KPI ownership or RLS roles.\n2. Generate the draft directory with `-DataSourcePaths <paths> -Initialize` or `-DataSourceConfigPath <config> -Initialize`.\n3. Review data-contract and measure drafts with the user.\n4. Have the user create and save the target PBIP in Power BI Desktop.\n5. Generate and explicitly apply reviewed PBIP/TMDL drafts, then validate with `Invoke-PowerBIUnifiedReview.ps1`.\n\nState clearly that the generated content is a draft until it has been reviewed and validated in Power BI Desktop.\n"},"changes":[],"summary":"First saved snapshot. No earlier version is available for comparison.","summary_kind":"deterministic","summary_metadata":{}}