Bytesagain Bi Dashboard Builder

v1.1.0

Build BI dashboard specs, chart plans, SQL queries, and Apache Superset chart JSON. Use when creating dashboards, BI reports, KPI charts, or visualization la...

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Install the skill "Bytesagain Bi Dashboard Builder" (bytesagain-lab/bytesagain-bi-dashboard-builder) from ClawHub.
Skill page: https://clawhub.ai/bytesagain-lab/bytesagain-bi-dashboard-builder
Keep the work scoped to this skill only.
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Purpose & Capability

The name/description, SKILL.md commands, and included scripts all focus on generating dashboard plans, chart JSON, and SQL templates. There are no environment variables, external services, or binaries requested that would be unrelated to a BI dashboard builder.

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Instruction Scope

SKILL.md instructs the agent to run the provided bash script with clearly scoped subcommands (generate, chart, sql, superset, kpi, dataset, qa, validate, demo). The instructions only reference local files/inputs and standard output formats; they do not instruct reading arbitrary system files, credentials, or contacting external endpoints.

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Install Mechanism

There is no install specification (instruction-only + bundled script). That is low-risk compared with remote downloads. The script is local and runs with bash/standard Unix tools as documented.

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Credentials

The skill requests no environment variables or credentials and does not reference config paths. This is proportionate for a tool that generates local text, SQL, and JSON artifacts.

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Persistence & Privilege

Flags show always: false and normal invocation; the skill does not request permanent presence or modify other skills. Running the included script executes locally and creates temporary files (mktemp) but does not request elevated privileges in the visible portion.

Assessment

The skill appears coherent and limited to generating BI dashboard artifacts; no credentials, network calls, or installers are requested in the visible files. Before installing/run: (1) review the entire scripts/script.sh file — the provided file listing was truncated in this package summary, so confirm the remainder contains no network calls, credential reads, or arbitrary command execution; (2) run the script in a sandbox or non-production environment the first time to observe behaviour; (3) if you plan to integrate generated Superset JSON with a live instance, validate that the JSON and any automated uploads are handled only by processes you control. If you can paste the truncated tail of scripts/script.sh, I can re-check the missing portion and raise or lower confidence accordingly.

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v1.1.0

MIT-0

BytesAgain BI Dashboard Builder

Build BI dashboard specs from natural language, CSV headers, JSON metrics, or KPI lists. Outputs dashboard plans, SQL query templates, chart definitions, Apache Superset-compatible chart JSON snippets, KPI dictionaries, and dashboard QA reports.

Commands

generate

Create a dashboard plan with KPIs, charts, filters, and layout.

bash scripts/script.sh generate --goal "sales dashboard" --metrics "revenue,orders,aov" --dimensions "date,region,channel"

chart

Create a single chart spec for bar, line, pie, table, metric, or time-series visualization.

bash scripts/script.sh chart --type line --metric revenue --dimension date --title "Revenue Trend"

sql

Generate SQL templates for chart datasets and KPI cards.

bash scripts/script.sh sql --table orders --metrics "revenue,orders" --dimensions "date,region"

superset

Export Apache Superset chart JSON snippets from a chart spec.

bash scripts/script.sh superset --type bar --metric revenue --dimension region --datasource "orders"

kpi

Create KPI formulas, target hints, and owner notes for a BI dashboard.

bash scripts/script.sh kpi --metrics "revenue,orders,aov,conversion_rate" --dimensions "date,channel"

dataset

Create a dataset contract with columns, grain, freshness, and quality checks.

bash scripts/script.sh dataset --table orders --metrics "revenue,orders" --dimensions "date,channel,region"

qa

Audit a dashboard plan for business clarity, chart fit, and missing data definitions.

bash scripts/script.sh qa --goal "ecommerce growth dashboard" --metrics "revenue,orders,aov" --dimensions "date,channel"

validate

Check a dashboard spec for missing metrics, dimensions, filters, and chart titles.

bash scripts/script.sh validate dashboard.json

demo

Print a demo e-commerce BI dashboard with SQL and chart JSON.

bash scripts/script.sh demo

Input Formats

Natural language goal: --goal "growth dashboard"
Metric list: --metrics "revenue,orders,conversion_rate"
Dimension list: --dimensions "date,region,channel"
JSON spec file for validation

Output

Markdown dashboard plan
SQL query templates
JSON chart specs
Apache Superset chart JSON snippets

Setup

Variable	Required	Description
None	No	Runs with bash and standard Unix tools only

Notes

Use generic names for slugs and assets. Apache Superset output is supported as an export format, but this skill is a general BI dashboard builder.

Feedback

https://bytesagain.com/feedback/

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