Local-only Tableau .twbx audit: lineage, unused fields, duplicate calcs, SQL, version diffs
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analyze_workbookParse a local Tableau workbook (.twbx or .twb) and return an overview: field counts, datasources, calculated-field names by type, parameter names, and raw fields. Parsing happens locally; the file is never uploaded. Start here, then use the other tools for details.Parse a local Tableau workbook (.twbx or .twb) and return an overview: field counts, datasources, calculated-field names by type, parameter names, and raw fields. Parsing happens locally; the file is never uploaded. Start here, then use the other tools for details.
No input schema was published for this tool.
list_calculated_fieldsList every calculated field in the workbook with its formula, type (calculated / LOD / table calc), datasource, and what it directly depends on. Optionally filter by a case-insensitive substring of the field name or formula.List every calculated field in the workbook with its formula, type (calculated / LOD / table calc), datasource, and what it directly depends on. Optionally filter by a case-insensitive substring of the field name or formula.
No input schema was published for this tool.
get_fieldFull detail for a single field by name (brackets optional, case-insensitive): formula, type, direct dependencies, and every field that directly uses it.Full detail for a single field by name (brackets optional, case-insensitive): formula, type, direct dependencies, and every field that directly uses it.
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trace_dependenciesTrace what a field is built from (upstream, recursive tree down to raw columns and parameters) and everything that would be affected if it changed (downstream, transitive). The impact-analysis tool: use before editing a calculation.Trace what a field is built from (upstream, recursive tree down to raw columns and parameters) and everything that would be affected if it changed (downstream, transitive). The impact-analysis tool: use before editing a calculation.
No input schema was published for this tool.
list_parametersList every parameter in the workbook: current value, datatype, allowed values, and which calculated fields use each one.List every parameter in the workbook: current value, datatype, allowed values, and which calculated fields use each one.
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get_lineage_graphThe complete dependency graph as JSON: one node per field/parameter (with type) and one directed edge per dependency (source feeds target). Suitable for rendering or graph analysis.The complete dependency graph as JSON: one node per field/parameter (with type) and one directed edge per dependency (source feeds target). Suitable for rendering or graph analysis.
No input schema was published for this tool.
list_sql_queriesprivilegedExtract every SQL statement the workbook contains: Custom SQL relations (with the full query text), Initial SQL run when a connection opens, stored-procedure references with their parameters, and RAWSQL_* calculated fields. Each entry names the datasource and the database connection (class, server,…Extract every SQL statement the workbook contains: Custom SQL relations (with the full query text), Initial SQL run when a connection opens, stored-procedure references with their parameters, and RAWSQL_* calculated fields. Each entry names the datasource and the database connection (class, server,…
No input schema was published for this tool.
list_filtersEvery filter in the workbook, deduplicated across worksheets: the field it acts on (caption-resolved), filter kind (categorical / quantitative / relative-date), whether it is a context filter, which worksheets use it, selected member values when stored, and quantitative ranges. Includes a by_worksh…Every filter in the workbook, deduplicated across worksheets: the field it acts on (caption-resolved), filter kind (categorical / quantitative / relative-date), whether it is a context filter, which worksheets use it, selected member values when stored, and quantitative ranges. Includes a by_worksh…
No input schema was published for this tool.
list_worksheetsEvery worksheet in the workbook with the fields it uses (caption-resolved, from its datasource dependencies) and the filters it applies (field, kind, context status). The per-sheet view of the workbook: use it to answer "what does this sheet depend on?" or "where is this field actually displayed?".Every worksheet in the workbook with the fields it uses (caption-resolved, from its datasource dependencies) and the filters it applies (field, kind, context status). The per-sheet view of the workbook: use it to answer "what does this sheet depend on?" or "where is this field actually displayed?".
No input schema was published for this tool.
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audit_workbookNo description publishedThis tool published no description. Forge does not invent one.
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Local-only Tableau .twbx audit: lineage, unused fields, duplicate calcs, SQL, version diffs
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