GitHub & Open Source

Things I
build in public

Some of this is polished. Some of it is practical. The common thread is that it is useful enough to share: Power BI resources, AI workflows, Claude skills, community sites and reusable starter projects.

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8 Featured repos

3 MIT licensed

4 Power BI and AI focused

Open source

MIT-licensed tools and skills

These are the repos I am most comfortable calling open source: they have an explicit MIT license and are intended for other people to fork, adapt, learn from or contribute to.

Open source

AI-BI

AI prompts, how-tos and tooling for working on Power BI with an AI agent in the loop. This is where the resources from my AI and Power BI talks live.

DuncanBoyne/AI-BI MIT

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Open source

Deneb Visual Builder

A Claude skill for generating, adapting, debugging and reviewing Deneb Vega-Lite visuals for Power BI.

DuncanBoyne/Deneb-Visual-Skill MIT

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Open source

LinkedIn Dashboard Skill

A Claude Code skill that builds a LinkedIn analytics dashboard from Apify post exports and LinkedIn analytics files, then turns the numbers into content recommendations.

DuncanBoyne/linkedin-dashboard-skill MIT

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Public project repos

Source I keep visible

These are public repositories for experiments, starter projects and this site. Some are reference material, some are useful examples, and some are simply a record of the way I build.

Public project

Power BI Projects

Companion files for Power BI build experiments, articles, demos and reference projects, including PBIP, TMDL, PBIR and rebuild notes.

DuncanBoyne/power-bi-projects

Public project

duncanboyne.co.uk

The public source for this site: SvelteKit, Supabase content, speaking pages, blog pages and all the little choices that make a personal site feel personal.

Svelte DuncanBoyne/duncanboyne.co.uk

Public project