Python library that runs SQL in DuckDB and reads and writes Delta Lake tables on OneLake, locally, or in cloud object storage, with a dbt adapter that materializes models as Delta tables.
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Python library that runs SQL in DuckDB and reads and writes Delta Lake tables on OneLake, locally, or in cloud object storage, with a dbt adapter that materializes models as Delta tables.
Windows Excel add-in that loads database tables into a worksheet and writes inserts, updates, and deletes back to Fabric SQL Database, Fabric Warehouse, SQL Server, and Azure SQL.
Open-source PowerShell tool that automatically backs up Microsoft Fabric and Power BI tenant assets (reports, semantic models, notebooks, and Spark job definitions) across all workspaces.
A Jupyter notebook and SQL views for tenant-wide auditing of Microsoft Fabric and Power BI activity, showing who is viewing and interacting with content across the tenant.
Official Microsoft collection of AI agent skills and MCP servers that let CLI, VS Code, and Claude operate over Microsoft Fabric.
Community CLI and desktop app for deterministic, rules-based testing of Microsoft Fabric and Power BI artifacts using declarative JSON rules, locally, in CI/CD, or against live workspaces.