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Install Fabric Pro-Dev MCP Server on your local machine and start using AI agents to streamline your Fabric development workflows.
Note
Fabric Pro-Dev MCP Server is available as an open-source project on GitHub. This quickstart provides an overview, but detailed setup instructions are maintained in the repository.
Prerequisites
Before installing Fabric Pro-Dev MCP Server, verify you have:
- Node.js — Version 18 or later (download)
- npm — Installed with Node.js
- Microsoft Fabric access — A Fabric tenant and workspace you can access
- AI agent — VS Code with GitHub Copilot, Claude Desktop, or custom MCP client
- Operating system — Windows, macOS, or Linux
Installation options
You can install Fabric Pro-Dev MCP Server using:
Option 1: npm package (recommended)
Install from the npm registry:
npm install -g fabric-pro-dev-mcp-server
Option 2: Source code
Clone and build from GitHub:
git clone https://github.com/microsoft/fabric-mcp-pro-dev
cd fabric-mcp-pro-dev
npm install
npm run build
Configuration
After installation, configure the server for your environment:
- Set up authentication — Configure local credentials for Fabric API access
- Configure AI agent — Point your client to the local server
- Verify connection — Test with a simple prompt
Detailed configuration steps, including authentication options and client-specific setup, are available in the GitHub repository.
Verify installation
Test your installation by asking your AI agent:
List my Fabric workspaces using the local server
If configured correctly, the agent uses your local Fabric Pro-Dev MCP Server to retrieve workspace information.
Next steps
Now that your local server is running:
- Explore development tools — Tools reference on GitHub
- Learn the architecture — Pro-Dev server overview
- Extend functionality — Contributing guide on GitHub
- Compare options — Fabric MCP Servers overview
Full documentation
Complete documentation for Fabric Pro-Dev MCP Server, including:
- Detailed installation instructions
- Authentication configuration
- Client setup for VS Code, Claude, and custom implementations
- Tools reference and examples
- Extension and customization guides
- Troubleshooting and FAQ
...is maintained in the GitHub repository:
Related content
- Fabric MCP Servers overview — Overview and key features
- Fabric Pro-Dev MCP (local) Server overview — Architecture and capabilities
- Model Context Protocol specification — MCP standard
- Microsoft Fabric REST API — Fabric APIs