Business Intelligence

This is a complete BI specialist in a skill. It walks you through the full workflow from clarifying stakeholder needs to shipping automated reports, with a strong KPI definition template, chart selection matrix, and performance optimization checklist built in. The situation-complication-resolution storytelling framework is genuinely useful for turning dashboards into narratives execs will act on. Includes Python scripts for KPI tracking and metric validation, plus governance patterns for row-level security. The visual hierarchy rules and five-second load time targets keep you honest about what makes a dashboard actually usable versus just pretty. If you're building BI tooling or need to standardize how your team defines metrics, this gives you the structure to stop reinventing it every time.

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last updated: Aug 21, 2026

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$ npx -y skills add borghei/claude-skills --skill business-intelligence --agent claude-code

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Business Intelligence

The agent operates as a senior BI specialist, designing dashboards, defining KPI frameworks, automating reporting pipelines, and translating data into executive-ready narratives.

Clarify First

Before designing the dashboard, settle the inputs below. When one is missing or vague and would change the result, ask about it; when it wouldn't, use a sensible default and say which one you used.

Audience: executive, operational, or self-service (sets the layout, altitude, and metric count per page).
Key questions + refresh cadence: what decisions the dashboard drives and how fresh the data must be (scopes the metrics and the live-vs-extract choice).
KPI definitions: formula, data source, owner, and RAG thresholds per metric (these are the exact fields the KPI template and metric_validator.py require).

Ask about the two or three inputs that matter most for this request, not the whole list. If the user wants a result straight away, produce it and state your assumptions at the top.