Power BI MCP Server
Enables natural-language interaction with Power BI REST API through MCP tools, allowing GenAI applications to access approved business intelligence capabilities and analytics.
README
Power BI MCP Server
Overview
Power BI MCP Server is a Python-based Model Context Protocol (MCP) server designed to integrate the Power BI REST API with GenAI applications.
The project provides an interface through which an AI application can interact with Power BI capabilities using MCP-based tools.
Objective
Business intelligence platforms traditionally require users to navigate dashboards and reports manually.
An MCP integration can provide a conversational interface where an AI application can access approved business intelligence capabilities and help users work with analytics using natural-language requests.
High-Level Architecture
User
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GenAI Application
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Model Context Protocol
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Power BI MCP Server
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Power BI REST API
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Power BI / Business Data
Key Capabilities
- MCP server implementation
- Power BI REST API integration
- Python-based backend
- Tool-based AI integration
- Business intelligence access through MCP
- Integration with compatible GenAI applications
Example Interaction
User:
"Show me the latest sales performance."
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GenAI Application
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MCP Tool Selection
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Power BI MCP Server
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Power BI REST API
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Business Intelligence Data
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AI-generated response
Technology
- Python
- Model Context Protocol (MCP)
- Power BI REST API
- GenAI application integration
- API authentication
- pytest / Python testing tools
Business Use Cases
Potential enterprise use cases include:
- Natural-language business analytics
- KPI retrieval
- Power BI report interaction
- AI-assisted business intelligence
- Automated analytics workflows
- Conversational access to approved BI capabilities
Security Considerations
Power BI and MCP integrations should carefully protect:
- Access tokens
- API credentials
- Business data
- User permissions
- Tool execution permissions
Credentials should be stored securely and never committed to source control.
Future Enhancements
- Additional Power BI tools
- Role-based access control
- Azure-hosted deployment
- Azure OpenAI integration
- Audit logging
- More business analytics functions
- Automated KPI monitoring
- Enterprise authentication
Disclaimer
This README documents the Power BI MCP Server repository. If the repository is not your original work, do not claim the entire project as your own. Retain the original author's license, copyright, attribution, and repository notices, and clearly document any modifications you personally make.
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