Documentation
Start with the authoring workflow, then go deeper into the strict schema, data model, interactions, maps, security, and runtime architecture.
Build your first portable dashboard
Follow the complete workflow from data and field aliases through Studio validation, Play Mode, and Power BI export.
Read the user guide{
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"components": [
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"id": "total_sales",
"field": "sales",
"aggregation": "sum"
}
]
}Explore every part of the platform
HyperPBI user guide
Build, validate, preview, and publish HyperPBI dashboards.
HyperPBI specification reference
The strict version 2.0 dashboard contract.
HyperPBI data model
Fields, aliases, logical datasets, calculations, and lineage.
Interactions
Internal state and Power BI selection/filter behavior.
AI authoring in HyperPBI
Generate safe, reviewable dashboards with external AI tools.
Content and custom components
Choose governed text, HTML, custom, and SVG surfaces.
SVG visuals
Declarative diagrams, schematics, gauges, and motion.
Analytical maps
Build analytical maps from Power BI and service data.
GeoLibre GIS workspace
Embed the authentic GeoLibre GIS workspace with native project and Power BI identity bridges.
Map services and Map Studio
Provider access, ArcGIS behavior, and package profiles.
Security model
Sanitization, provider boundaries, and safe authoring.
Calculations DSL
Derived fields and metrics with the bounded expression DSL.
Repair workflow
Diagnose and repair invalid dashboards without losing work.
Migration and versioning
Schema boundaries and explicit legacy conversion.
HyperPBI architecture and unified website
Shared runtime, hosts, persistence, and portability.
HyperPBI component catalog reference
Canonical properties and valid JSON for every component.
HyperPBI dashboard authoring skill
The generated portable AI authoring reference.
ChatGPT guideline for HyperPBI
Concise response rules for external AI authoring.
Dashboard examples
Dashboard examples
Network graph
Network graph