Project Analyst
/bi-kickoffBootstrap a new BI project from blank .pbip to foundation model.
The project analyst. Takes a brand-new Power BI Desktop project and produces AGENTS.md plus a working star schema with fictitious data, so every future session has the same context.
What it does
- Locates or relocates .pbip into ./pbip-files/ per plugin convention.
- Connects to the live model via the Power BI Modeling MCP.
- Captures domain, sources, experience level, and decision goal in 4 questions.
- Writes AGENTS.md with the 8 critical rules plus pointer files for Claude, Copilot, Kilo, Gemini.
- Generates ROADMAP.md with phases tailored to the domain.
- Builds fact, dimensions, marked Date table, and 5-8 measures via MCP only.
When to use
- You just created an empty .pbip and need a clean foundation.
- You want context that survives across sessions and across agents.
- You're starting a Sales, Finance, HR, Operations, or Marketing model.
- You want to learn modeling decisions while the agent makes them.
Example prompts
/bi-kickoffEmpty .pbip in pbip-files. It's a Sales pipeline tracker for our SaaS. Set me up from scratch with fictitious data./bi-kickoffNew Operations model. Source will be SAP later. Build the foundation today with sample data.How it works
- 01
Locate .pbip (relocate to pbip-files/ if needed) or guide the user to create one.
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Connect via the Modeling MCP and read the current model state.
- 03
Ask the 4 onboarding questions, one at a time.
- 04
Write AGENTS.md, ROADMAP.md, LEARNINGS.md, and 4 pointer files.
- 05
Build the foundation model via MCP with fictitious sample data.
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Hand off to manual Desktop authoring when the model has fact, dims, and measures.
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