Tagged: Power BI
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Why I Built Fabric Credit Ratings: A Common Language for Fabric
October 26, 2026
Why I built Fabric Credit Ratings: bond-style grades for 58 Fabric items, how to read them against your workstream, and the Fabric backend behind it.
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Stop Hitting Reply on Your Data
October 21, 2026
Writeback made sense when reports sat on the source. With lakehouses and Direct Lake, gold is read-only, so Power BI pros should write forward.
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One Visual Was Never the Job
October 16, 2026
AI can draw a bar chart in seconds. Use it on the Power BI page and the data behind each visual, then click everything before you ship.
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Anonymous Access Lets Fabric Apps Leave the Tenant
October 14, 2026
Anonymous access lets people outside your tenant write into a Fabric App. What I learned shipping Fabric Quest, and where it beats Publish to web.
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Why I Built Skill Vault
October 8, 2026
Every agent wants its own copy of your skills, and every copy drifts. Here's why I built Skill Vault to keep one library synced across tools and devices.
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Agent Skills Give the Power BI Pro Room to Think
October 7, 2026
Power BI pros wore every hat before Fabric added more. Agent skills move the effort from typing to thinking, and that gives you headroom.
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Same Prompt, Two Reports: Give Desktop Bridge a Spec Before It Builds
October 2, 2026
Give Desktop Bridge the same prompt twice and you get two different reports. The three report skills and a real kickoff page are how you get the same one.
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The Context Harness and the Execution Harness: Two Harnesses, One Loop
September 25, 2026
The context harness holds what your agent knows. The execution harness does the work. Why 80% of my agentic time goes into the first one.
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Central BI Is a Tiger Team Now
September 18, 2026
In Fabric, central BI shouldn't own workspaces and ship gold models forever. It should float to the priority like a tiger team. Here's the operating model.
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You Don't Have an AI Strategy. You Have AI Theater.
September 9, 2026
The intake test I run on every new skill, MCP server, and harness before it touches client work.
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Agents Raise the Floor and Lower the Ceiling
August 28, 2026
Hand a DAX agent to someone who never learned filter context and you make them productive while capping how far they can go. Prove the fundamentals first.
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Design the Report From the Meeting You Already Had
August 19, 2026
Agents can design Power BI reports now. What makes them good is a locked brief from your stakeholder meeting, plus commands and the Desktop Bridge loop.
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What Keeps You Up at Night? Getting Executives and BI Teams to Speak the Same Language
August 10, 2026
Stop trying to educate executives on data. One question, real buy-in, and a reporting cadence anchored to their goals builds the shared language.
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From Notion Page to Power BI Model: Inside an MCP Execution Session
August 5, 2026
What a real Claude instructions page contains and how one line kicks off semantic model work over the Power BI Modeling MCP, kickoff to write-back.
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Meet My Assistants: The Three Agents That Keep My Projects Honest
August 3, 2026
Part 3 of Stop Re-Prompting: the Notion assistants that organize context, drive requirements, and draft status updates for my Fabric projects.
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Anatomy of a Project Hub: Where Your Agent's Context Actually Lives
July 29, 2026
A tour of the project hub that feeds my AI agents context, so every session starts informed instead of from zero.
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Agent Skills Are the New Theme Files
July 23, 2026
What BI teams learned governing theme files and PBITs is the playbook for agent skills. One rule sorts what gets governed from what stays personal.
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Unlocking AI for Power BI & Business Intelligence Skills
July 17, 2024
I have been lucky enough to be in the Business Intelligence space for the past 9 years with a focus on Power BI and the amazing application it has for organizations.
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