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Skills for Fabric span the major Fabric workloads. Because new skills are added to the microsoft/skills-for-fabric repository regularly, this article shows you how to discover what's currently available rather than enumerating every skill.
Note
Skills for Fabric are open source under the MIT License. The catalog evolves quickly. Always check the skills folder on GitHub for the latest list.
Workload areas covered
Skills for Fabric are organized by workload. The repository currently includes skills across these areas:
| Workload area | What the skills help you do |
|---|---|
| Data engineering | Author Spark notebooks, manage Spark sessions, diagnose job failures, and build end-to-end Medallion architectures. |
| Data warehouse | Run authoring T-SQL, query Lakehouse SQL endpoints, and analyze warehouse performance. |
| Real-time intelligence | Author and query Eventhouses with KQL, build Eventstream topologies, and manage Activator alerts. |
| Data Factory | Build, refresh, and inspect Dataflows Gen2, and upgrade Gen1 dataflows to Gen2.1. |
| Power BI | Plan, design, and manage Power BI semantic models and report definitions; query semantic models with DAX; and ask natural-language questions through FabricIQ. Report and semantic model authoring skills ship in the separate powerbi-authoring plug-in. For an example, see the Power BI Report Authoring skill. |
| Fabric admin and governance | Document workspaces and inventory items across tenants. |
| Migration | Port workloads to Microsoft Fabric from Azure Databricks, Azure Synapse Analytics, Azure HDInsight, and Synapse pipelines. |
| Discovery and search | Find Fabric items across workspaces. |
For the current list of skills in each area, browse the skills folder on GitHub.
List skills installed in your AI tool
After you install Skills for Fabric, use your tool's slash commands to see what's available locally.
GitHub Copilot CLI or Claude Code
- Start a Copilot CLI or Claude Code session.
- Run
/envto list all installed skills, including the Skills for Fabric marketplace.
Visual Studio Code
- Open the Chat view.
- Type
/to view available skills auto-loaded from~/.copilot/.
Cursor, Windsurf, and other AGENTS.md-compatible tools
Skills are auto-loaded from the cloned microsoft/skills-for-fabric repository at session start. Ask your tool to list available Skills for Fabric or check the skills/ folder in the cloned repository.
Get details for a specific skill
To see what a skill does, its triggers, and its required parameters:
GitHub Copilot CLI or Claude Code
Run the following command, replacing <skill-name> with the skill you want to inspect:
/skills info <skill-name>
For example: /skills info eventhouse-consumption-cli
Other tools
Open the corresponding SKILL.md file in microsoft/skills-for-fabric/skills. Each skill folder contains a SKILL.md file with a description, trigger phrases, and usage notes.
Browse the full catalog on GitHub
Each subfolder in microsoft/skills-for-fabric/skills represents one skill. The folder name describes the workload and capability. For example, sqldw-authoring-cli is for Data Warehouse authoring via CLI.
To stay current with new releases, watch the Releases page. Your AI coding tool also checks for plug-in updates automatically when you install or reinstall a bundle.