Slash command: <code>/tableau-scribe</code>
Notes
<ul>
<li>Read, advise, and check. Never changes your Tableau content.</li>
<li>Creates files. Delivers on screen, or as a Word (<code>.docx</code>) or Markdown file.</li>
<li>Needs Tableau MCP with at least Viewer access to the content you document.</li>
</ul>
Generates documentation from live Tableau content, with no screenshots or copy-paste. Two modes: Auto-Doc documents a published view (purpose, key metrics, filters, how to use it, data and refresh, a short design health summary, and a glossary), and Metric Builder turns a datasource into a plain-language metric dictionary with definitions, direction, and field types. Choose Brief (one page) or Detailed. If a non-essential call fails, it still delivers and explains the gaps in a closing note, marking anything it couldn&#39;t confirm. If it can&#39;t reach the view itself, it stops and says so.
What&#39;s in the bundle
<ul>
<li><code>SKILL.md</code>. Instructions the agent loads at runtime.</li>
<li><code>README.md</code>. Usage guide, output structure, and error handling.</li>
<li><code>skill-expertise/</code>. Reference files: <code>auto-doc-structures.md</code>, <code>design-health-summary.md</code>, <code>edge-cases.md</code>, <code>error-handling-notes.md</code>, <code>identification-resolution-patterns.md</code>, <code>metric-dictionary-structures.md</code>, <code>output-format-handling.md</code>.</li>
</ul>
What you can ask for
<ul>
<li>&quot;Document the Sales Overview dashboard as a Word doc.&quot;</li>
<li>&quot;Generate a metric dictionary for this datasource.&quot;</li>
<li>&quot;Give me a brief reference card for this view.&quot;</li>
<li>&quot;What does this dashboard show?&quot;</li>
</ul>

**Slash command:** `/tableau-scribe`

**Notes**
- Read, advise, and check. Never changes your Tableau content.
- Creates files. Delivers on screen, or as a Word (`.docx`) or Markdown file.
- Needs Tableau MCP with at least Viewer access to the content you document.

Generates documentation from live Tableau content, with no screenshots or copy-paste. Two modes: Auto-Doc documents a published view (purpose, key metrics, filters, how to use it, data and refresh, a short design health summary, and a glossary), and Metric Builder turns a datasource into a plain-language metric dictionary with definitions, direction, and field types. Choose Brief (one page) or Detailed. If a non-essential call fails, it still delivers and explains the gaps in a closing note, marking anything it couldn't confirm. If it can't reach the view itself, it stops and says so.

**What's in the bundle**
- `SKILL.md`. Instructions the agent loads at runtime.
- `README.md`. Usage guide, output structure, and error handling.
- `skill-expertise/`. Reference files: `auto-doc-structures.md`, `design-health-summary.md`, `edge-cases.md`, `error-handling-notes.md`, `identification-resolution-patterns.md`, `metric-dictionary-structures.md`, `output-format-handling.md`.

**What you can ask for**
- "Document the Sales Overview dashboard as a Word doc."
- "Generate a metric dictionary for this datasource."
- "Give me a brief reference card for this view."
- "What does this dashboard show?"

Tableau Scribe (Claude)

Documents Tableau dashboards and builds metric dictionaries from live content.