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Last commit on September 17, 2026·Created on February 17, 2026

microsoft/skills-for-fabric

Automates the creation and inspection of Fabric Activator alerts through a command line interface.
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TL;DR

This skill provides the tools to manage Fabric Activator (Reflex) alerts, allowing users to define rules, data sources, and conditions for triggering notifications. It streamlines the process of setting up Teams or email actions that fire when specific data values cross defined thresholds.

Data engineers can use these capabilities to decode existing ReflexEntities definitions and manage the pipeline delivering values via eventstream-cli, making threshold-based monitoring more structured.

WHO IT'S FOR
Data engineers
migrate Databricks notebooks and jobs to Fabric
Site Reliability Engineers
correlate Azure Monitor telemetry with business data
Data platform architects
configure automated alerts for data thresholds
Cloud operations teams
build Real-Time dashboards over observability data
Repository contents

49 skill files

Compatible AgentsThe repository documents support for these agents. The skills may also work with other agents that can load SKILL.md files, but they may need some setup or small changes.

Use this skill collection

Follow the documented setup, then try a first task.

I’m using

Complete Fabric bundle for GitHub Copilot CLI

Installs: Complete fabric-skills bundle for developers and consumers · GitHub Copilot CLI

Before you start
  • GitHub Copilot CLI
  1. In a GitHub Copilot CLI agent session, add the public marketplace.

    /plugin marketplace add microsoft/skills-for-fabric
  2. In the same GitHub Copilot CLI agent session, install the complete Fabric bundle.

    /plugin install fabric-skills@fabric-collection
README.md · Checked Sep 18, 2026.claude-plugin/marketplace.json · Checked Sep 18, 2026

Give it something to do.

Suggested first task

Inspect an ontology's entity types and bindings

Uses fabriciq-ontology-cli

  • Fabric workspace containing the ontology
  • Existing ontology name; replace Sales if needed
  • Azure authentication and permission to read the workspace and ontology
Use the fabriciq-ontology-cli skill in consumption mode to show what entity types exist in the Sales ontology and how they are bound. Keep this read-only and summarize the findings.
Suggested first task

Inspect an Eventstream topology

Uses eventstream-cli

  • Fabric workspace containing the Eventstream
  • Existing Eventstream name; replace SensorIngestion if needed
  • Azure authentication and permission to read the workspace and Eventstream
Use the eventstream-cli skill in consumption mode to show every source, operator, and destination in SensorIngestion. Keep the task read-only and report the current topology clearly.
Suggested first task

Summarize hourly Eventhouse activity

Uses eventhouse-cli

  • Fabric workspace containing the Eventhouse
  • Existing Eventhouse or KQL database name; replace Telemetry if needed
  • Relevant event table and timestamp column, if they cannot be discovered from the schema
  • Azure authentication and permission to query the KQL database
Use the eventhouse-cli skill in consumption mode to determine how many events arrived per hour during the last day in the Telemetry eventhouse. Use read-only KQL and present a compact hourly summary.