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PBIR, PBIP and AI agents in Power BI

Power BI reports are now folders of JSON and TMDL files that scripts and agents can write. These articles cover the formats, the blind spots of the official validator, and the Desktop Bridge loop we use to render and check every page.

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The file tree of the Colis Pro project: 8 pages, 347 visual.json files, 30 TMDL tables with 465 measuresPBIR & agents14 October 20269 min read

PBIP, PBIR and TMDL explained: inside a Power BI project

What is inside a Power BI project folder, file by file, from a real 347-visual report: PBIR for the report, TMDL for the model, and why Git and agents care.PBIR, PBIP and TMDLA terminal running the validate, reload and screenshot-all commands, next to captures of round 1, round 20 and the final renderPBIR & agents14 October 20269 min read

Give your AI agent eyes: the Power BI Desktop Bridge from a Mac

An AI agent on a Mac drives Power BI Desktop in a Windows VM with the Desktop Bridge: write, validate, reload, capture every page, read the PNGs, fix.AI agentsPBIR, PBIP and TMDLA visual.json with six deliberate mistakes, each marked with a cross, and the validator answering: succeeded, 0 errors, 0 warningsPBIR & agents14 October 20269 min read

The PBIR validator passes, Desktop disagrees: 7 traps

Microsoft's PBIR validator checks names and the schema, never the render. Seven things it lets through that Power BI Desktop draws differently, each proven by a render.PBIR, PBIP and TMDL

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