Use when the user wants to create, add, extend, or modify an agent, skill, or workflow in this kit (e.g. "create a skill for our dbt naming standard", "add an agent for X", "new workflow"). Decides whether to build an agent, a skill, or nothing, enforces lean quality standards, and keeps every installed AI-tool folder (.agent, .claude, .github, .opencode, AGENTS.md) identical in each tool's native format.
Use when the user wants to build a presentation, deck, slides, pitch, readout, or interactive report from data work — exploratory analysis, dashboards, business plans, proposals. Covers as-code HTML formats (reveal.js deck, flexible scrollable deck, interactive site, consulting-style PDF, Marp) plus a chart cookbook, how to choose between them, and ready-to-edit starters. Default engine is reveal.js. For native editable PowerPoint use the generating-pptx skill.
Use when the user needs an EDITABLE PowerPoint (.pptx) deliverable — "make a PowerPoint", "export to PPTX", "editable slides", "send me a .pptx". Generates native, fully editable PowerPoint (real text boxes, shapes, native charts with embedded data, tables) via python-pptx — not images. Brand colors map from DESIGN.md. For HTML decks/sites/PDF use building-html-presentations instead.
Validate a Power BI semantic model with the real Best Practice Analyzer (BPA) via the free Tabular Editor 2 CLI, using a shareable BPA rules file.
Use when the user wants output to follow a company's brand / visual identity, or asks to set one up — "use our brand", "make it on-brand", "here's our identity", "create a DESIGN.md". Reads and applies a DESIGN.md (Google Labs open spec): brand tokens for colors, typography, spacing, radius, shadows, and components, so decks, sites, and docs come out consistently on-brand. Scaffolds a DESIGN.md when none exists.
Use when the user asks to document, write docs for, or generate a runbook, data dictionary, metric definition, ADR, or Power BI dashboard catalog for a data project. Provides the team's canonical documentation templates as separate files.
Edit the Power BI report layer as code — pages, visuals, bookmarks, and themes — by writing PBIR JSON files in a PBIP project (offline, Desktop closed).
Edit the Power BI semantic model as code by authoring TMDL files in a PBIP project (offline, Desktop closed). Covers structure, syntax, and post-edit verification.