fabric-semantic-model-ai-instructions

Configuring AI instructions for a Power BI semantic model involves applying business context, terminology, date rules, and relationship navigation guidance to enhance Copilot's interpretation of user questions. This Skill provides structured templates to generate these instructions.

Power BI semantic model AI instructions are used to provide context and guidance to Copilot, ensuring relevant insights are generated for user queries. They define business terminology, date rules, default measures, and hard rules.

Yes, you can use this Skill to add business context to Copilot in Power BI. It offers templates for defining terminology, relationship navigation, and specific rules like retail revenue performance and store productivity metrics.

You need access to either Power BI Desktop or the Power BI service to set up Copilot instructions for semantic models. The Skill generates configuration templates that must be applied within your Power BI environment.

The best way to guide Copilot's data interpretation in Power BI is to configure comprehensive AI instructions on your semantic model. This includes defining default tables, measures, and hard rules to focus the AI on relevant business insights.

Copilot may misunderstand Power BI semantic model terminology if AI instructions lack defined business context. Generating and applying structured templates for terminology and relationship navigation ensures Copilot interprets user questions accurately.