MCP server for designing Power BI report visuals and layouts (file-first PBIP/PBIR)
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# Power BI MCP Designer File-first MCP server for designing Power BI report visuals, pages and layouts (PBIP/PBIR/TMDL). The canonical Python package is `powerbi_mcp`. It intentionally avoids using `mcp` as the local package name so imports can coexist with the official Model Context Protocol Python SDK. ## Quick Start After publication to PyPI, run it locally with `uvx`: ```bash uvx powerbi-mcp-designer ``` Add it to Claude Code: ```bash claude mcp add --transport stdio powerbi-mcp -- uvx powerbi-mcp-designer ``` Add it to Codex: ```bash codex mcp add powerbi-mcp -- uvx powerbi-mcp-designer ``` For local development from this repository: ```bash python -m powerbi_mcp.server ``` Check the local environment: ```bash powerbi-mcp-doctor --project ./example --no-validate ``` Run the test suite with: ```bash python -m unittest discover -s powerbi_mcp/tests ``` See [README_INSTALL.md](README_INSTALL.md) for full installation and publishing instructions.
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