FORCE FABRIC MCP SERVER TOOLS

33 tools from the Force Fabric MCP Server MCP Server, categorised by risk level.

READ 17 tools
Read auth_status Check if you are currently authenticated to Microsoft Fabric. Read eventhouse_list List all eventhouses in a Fabric workspace with their query/ingestion URIs and KQL database counts. Read eventhouse_list_kql_databases List all KQL databases in a Fabric workspace. Read eventhouse_optimization_recommendations LIVE SCAN: Connects to a Fabric Eventhouse KQL endpoint and runs real diagnostic commands. Read fabric_optimization_report Generate a comprehensive optimization report for an entire Fabric workspace. Read gateway_list List all gateways with their status, version, type, and VNet configuration. Read gateway_list_connections List all connections with their connectivity type, gateway binding, and privacy level. Read gateway_optimization_recommendations LIVE SCAN: Scans all gateways and connections with 12 rules covering availability (online status, connectiv... Read lakehouse_get_job_status Check the status of a table maintenance job on a Fabric Lakehouse. Read lakehouse_list List all lakehouses in a Fabric workspace with their metadata, SQL endpoint status, and OneLake paths. Read lakehouse_list_tables List all tables in a Fabric Lakehouse with their type, format (Delta/Parquet), and location. Read lakehouse_optimization_recommendations LIVE SCAN: Analyzes a Fabric Lakehouse by checking table formats (Delta vs non-Delta), Read semantic_model_list List all semantic models in a Fabric workspace. Read warehouse_list List all warehouses in a Fabric workspace with their metadata and connection details. Read workspace_capacity_info List Fabric capacities with their SKU, state, and region. Includes capacity optimization tips. Read workspace_list List all Fabric workspaces you have access to with their IDs, types, and capacity assignments. Read workspace_list_items List all items in a Fabric workspace, optionally filtered by type (Lakehouse, Warehouse,
EXECUTE 13 tools
Execute lakehouse_run_table_maintenance Run table maintenance (OPTIMIZE with V-Order, Z-ORDER, VACUUM) on a Fabric Lakehouse. Execute eventhouse_auto_optimize AUTO-OPTIMIZE: Scans a Fabric Eventhouse for all fixable issues across all KQL databases and applies fixes. Execute eventhouse_fix AUTO-FIX: Applies fixes to a Fabric Eventhouse. Execute eventhouse_fix_materialized_views AUTO-FIX: Diagnoses and repairs broken materialized views in a Fabric Eventhouse. Execute gateway_fix AUTO-FIX: Applies fixes to gateway and connection issues. Execute lakehouse_auto_optimize AUTO-OPTIMIZE: Discovers ALL Delta tables in a Lakehouse and applies fixes to every table Execute lakehouse_fix AUTO-FIX: Applies Spark SQL fixes to a Lakehouse via Livy API (no notebooks needed). Execute semantic_model_fix AUTO-FIX: Uses XMLA/TMSL commands for atomic per-object fixes (measures, columns, tables). Execute semantic_model_optimization_recommendations LIVE SCAN: Connects to a Fabric Semantic Model and executes DAX queries (COLUMNSTATISTICS) Execute warehouse_analyze_query_patterns LIVE SCAN: Connects to a Fabric Warehouse SQL endpoint and analyzes real query execution Execute warehouse_auto_optimize AUTO-OPTIMIZE: Scans a Fabric Warehouse for all fixable issues and applies all safe fixes automatically. Execute warehouse_fix AUTO-FIX: Connects to a Fabric Warehouse and applies fixes for detected issues. Execute warehouse_optimization_recommendations LIVE SCAN: Connects to a Fabric Warehouse SQL endpoint and runs real diagnostic queries.

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