Retrieves comprehensive profile information for a Tableau Public user. Returns user metadata including workbook counts, followers, following, favorites, social links, website details, freelance status, and the last 21 workbooks with direct URLs. Useful for getting a complete overview of a user's Tableau Public presence.

Retrieves workbook categories for a Tableau Public user. Returns user-defined categories containing workbooks, with metadata including category names, contained workbooks, view counts, and favorites. Supports pagination with startIndex and pageSize parameters. Useful for understanding how a user organizes their content.

Retrieves basic profile information for a Tableau Public user. Returns essential user metadata in a lightweight format. This is a simpler alternative to get_user_profile when you only need core profile details without the full workbook history. Useful for quick profile lookups and user validation.

Retrieves a paginated list of workbooks for a Tableau Public user. Returns workbook metadata including titles, view counts, publication dates, thumbnails, sheet counts, and direct URLs for viewing on Tableau Public. Supports pagination with start and count parameters (max 50 per request). Use visibility filter to include or exclude hidden workbooks. Useful for browsing a user's complete workbook portfolio.

Retrieves detailed metadata for a single Tableau Public workbook. Returns comprehensive information including workbook title, description, view names and types, publication dates, author information, view statistics, and direct URL. Requires the workbook name from the Tableau Public URL (e.g., 'GloboxABTestAnalysis_17009696417070'). Useful for getting complete information about a specific workbook.

Retrieves the complete structure of a Tableau Public workbook including all visible sheets, dashboards, and stories with their repository URLs and direct URLs. Returns sheet metadata, types, configurations, and ready-to-use links for viewing each sheet. Requires the workbook name from the Tableau Public URL (e.g., 'GloboxABTestAnalysis_17009696417070'). Useful for exploring workbook structure and accessing individual visualizations.

Retrieves recommended workbooks related to a specific Tableau Public workbook. Returns up to 20 similar workbooks based on Tableau Public's recommendation algorithm. Includes workbook metadata such as titles, authors, view counts, thumbnails, and direct URLs. Requires the workbook name only (e.g., 'RunningforOlympicGold'), not the full path with username. Useful for content discovery and finding similar visualizations.

Retrieves the list of followers for a Tableau Public user. Returns follower usernames, metadata (display names, bios), and their latest workbook details. Supports pagination with index and count parameters. Default returns 24 followers per request (max 24). The index parameter increments by count for pagination (e.g., 0, 24, 48). Useful for analyzing user communities and discovering related authors.

Retrieves the list of accounts a Tableau Public user is following. Returns usernames, metadata (display names, bios), and latest workbook details for each followed account. Supports pagination with index and count parameters. Default returns 24 accounts per request (max 24). The index parameter increments by count for pagination (e.g., 0, 24, 48). Useful for understanding user interests and discovering related content creators.

Retrieves the list of workbooks favorited by a Tableau Public user. Returns workbook information including repository URLs and direct URLs where available. Favorites indicate content the user finds valuable or interesting. Useful for understanding user preferences and discovering quality visualizations curated by the community.

Searches Tableau Public for visualizations or authors matching a query. Returns ranked search results with titles, descriptions, authors, view counts, thumbnails, and direct URLs. The directUrl field provides a ready-to-use link to view each visualization on Tableau Public. Can search for either 'vizzes' (workbooks and visualizations) or 'authors' (content creators). Supports pagination with start and count parameters (max 100 results per request). Useful for content discovery, finding specific topics, and identifying relevant creators.

Retrieves Tableau Public's Visualization of the Day (VOTD) winners. VOTD is a curated selection of exceptional visualizations featured by Tableau. Returns winners with workbook titles, authors, feature dates, descriptions, view counts, thumbnails, and direct URLs for viewing on Tableau Public. Supports efficient bulk fetching with 'maxResults' (up to 500, uses parallel pagination for speed). Can filter by month/year (e.g., filterMonth=10, filterYear=2024 for October 2024). Useful for discovering high-quality visualizations and analyzing trends.

Retrieves authors from Tableau Public community groups. Supports Hall of Fame Visionaries, Tableau Visionaries (default), and Tableau Ambassadors North America. Returns profiles, biographies, specialties, and social links. Pagination supported for all groups (max 12 per request). Useful for discovering influential creators, learning from top community members, and finding quality content sources.

Fetches and optimizes a Tableau Public visualization image, saving it to the filesystem. Scales down images larger than 768px (maintaining aspect ratio) and compresses to 150-400KB target size. Preserves text detail important for dashboard analysis. Returns the file path where the optimized image is saved, along with metadata about size and compression. Requires the workbook repository URL and view name. View names should have spaces and periods removed (e.g., 'Dashboard 1' -> 'Dashboard1').

Generates thumbnail URLs for a Tableau Public visualization. Requires the workbook repository URL. The view name is auto-resolved from the workbook's default view if not explicitly provided — this is the recommended usage, since view names frequently differ from workbook names. If workbookName is not provided, the tool automatically removes trailing numeric suffixes (e.g., '_17646104017530') from workbookUrl. Supports two URL formats: thumb path (default) and static path (4_3.png).

Downloads a Tableau Public workbook as a .twbx file for offline analysis. First verifies that the workbook allows data access (allowDataAccess flag). The .twbx file contains the workbook definition (XML), data extracts, and embedded assets. Returns the file path where the .twbx is saved. Use the unpack_twbx tool to extract and analyze the contents.

Extracts and analyzes the contents of a Tableau .twbx file. A .twbx is a packaged workbook containing the workbook XML (.twb), data extracts, and images. Returns the extraction path and a categorized inventory of all files. Categories: twb (workbook XML), data (extracts like .hyper/.tde), image (embedded images), other. Use with files downloaded via download_workbook_twbx tool.

Extracts calculated fields, parameters, and field definitions from a Tableau workbook (.twb file). Returns formulas, data types, and field dependencies to understand how visualizations are built. Use with the mainTwbPath from unpack_twbx output. Ideal for learning Tableau techniques from existing visualizations.

Extracts complete workbook architecture from a Tableau workbook (.twb file). Returns an overview of data sources (connections, tables, joins), worksheets (chart types, fields on shelves, encodings, filters), dashboards (layout, contained worksheets), and parameters. Ideal for understanding 'what's in this workbook' at a glance. Use with the mainTwbPath from unpack_twbx output.

Builds a dependency graph showing which calculations depend on which in a Tableau workbook. Shows calculation hierarchy with depth levels, identifies root calculations (depend only on source fields), leaf calculations (nothing depends on them), and detects circular dependencies. Includes an ASCII tree visualization. Ideal for understanding complex calculation chains. Use with the mainTwbPath from unpack_twbx output.

Extracts and explains Level of Detail (LOD) expressions from a Tableau workbook. LOD expressions ({FIXED}, {INCLUDE}, {EXCLUDE}) are powerful but complex calculations. This tool parses each LOD, provides human-readable explanations of what they do, categorizes them by common patterns (percent of total, customer cohort, etc.), and includes learning resources. Ideal for understanding and learning from existing LOD calculations. Use with the mainTwbPath from unpack_twbx output.

Extracts column names from data files in an extracted TWBX package. Supports CSV, Excel (.xlsx/.xls), and JSON files. Notes .hyper and .tde files as unsupported (require Tableau Hyper API). Optionally includes an inventory of embedded images with dimensions. Use with the extraction path from unpack_twbx tool.