One sentence. One finished Power BI report.
ZeroTwo turns what you type into pages, visuals, measures and a model. Power BI Desktop runs in the background. You stay in one view, approve the plan, and review the result.
Write it. Watch it build.
No ribbon, no field pane, no drag and drop. Describe the report. The agent plans it, you approve, ZeroTwo builds it.
The agent proposes. You commit.
Every broad change follows one path. The agent saying "done" is never approval. Only you are. Each build creates a checkpoint, and restore is always one click away.
Intent
One sentence, or a marked-up screenshot.
Plan
Pages, visuals, measures, model changes.
Impact
What changes, what it touches, what it costs.
Approval
One click. Nothing is built before it.
Build
Report and model edited through approved tools.
Validate
Reload, render, check. A checkpoint is written.
Review
Before and after, annotate, approve or restore.
Power BI Desktop stays in the background. The report stays the hero. You stay in one view.
A workbench, not a chat window.
ZeroTwo owns the session, the files, Power BI Desktop, permissions, validation and checkpoints. The agent reasons inside that workflow.
Edit any existing report
Open a Power BI Project and change pages, visuals, filters, formatting, DAX, relationships and the model, all in one session.
Start from a sentence
A new report and semantic model from scratch, or from a reference report that lends its design without copying its business logic.
Your data, your access
Browse Databricks Unity Catalog with your own sign-in and pick the tables. ZeroTwo never sees more than you do.
Bring your own agent
Claude, Codex or Copilot. Agents are interchangeable reasoning engines. Tools, skills and permissions stay standard.
Everything is recoverable
Each change batch writes a checkpoint. Restore is one click away, and restoring creates a checkpoint first.
Review what you see
Before and after, file diffs, and annotations drawn straight on the rendered page. Point at a visual and say what should change.
Be first to write a report.
Leave your e-mail and we will send the launch details, a short walkthrough and an invitation to the first wave on 27 October.
We will write to before launch. See you on 27 October.