Microsoft's official Skills for Fabric can author an entire Power BI report from one plain-English ask, the semantic model, the DAX measures, the page layout, and the publish to Fabric, and you run it yourself by pointing Claude Code at the open-source repo. This is the honest, unedited test: I hand the powerbi-authoring skills a vague "executive sales report" ask and let them run, stopping only where it teaches you something, including where the AI catches its own measure bug and the asterisk that a published report that can't refresh still isn't done.
What you'll learn
Point Claude Code at the open-source skills-for-fabric repo and run the powerbi-authoring plugin yourself
Drive a full report build from a single vague ask, with the planning skill interviewing you on scope and delivery before it writes anything
Read the Design Brief the AI commits to in plain YAML and approve it before a single visual exists
Let semantic-model-authoring write your TMDL tables, relationships, and measures into a PBIP, then review them like a fast junior analyst's work
Watch the report-authoring skill lay out the pages in PBIR, screenshot its own work, catch a year-over-year measure bug, and fix it on its own
Understand why a report published through the management skill lands empty, and what refresh and gateway work is still on you
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