Prompting BI is where business intelligence and prompt engineering meet — a space for dialogue on navigating the ever-changing world of BI through AI. I'm Tommy Puglia, Microsoft MVP (2019-2025) and Power BI consultant, writing for the Power BI and Fabric professionals figuring out how to use generative AI well.
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Fabric Task Flow Studio: From One Sentence to a Deployed Fabric Architecture
August 21, 2026
A tour of Fabric Task Flow Studio: describe a Fabric problem in plain language, approve once, and get a deployed architecture with the docs to prove it.
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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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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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Don't Let Your Agent Touch Fabric Until It Reports Back
August 17, 2026
An agent's bad PySpark doesn't get a red squiggly line. It gets you data. The read-only survey I open every Fabric MCP session with, and the asserts that gate everything after.
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You're AI Ready. Your Organization Isn't.
August 12, 2026
Nobody has defined what AI ready means for an organization. The roles and delivery gaps behind slow AI adoption, plus a 30-60-90 that starts with data quality.
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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 two of my harness series: the Notion assistants that organize context, drive requirements, and draft status updates for my Fabric projects.
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