fabric-cli

# Fabric CLI Guidance for using `fab` to programmatically manage Fabric & Power BI service - Install via `uv tool install ms-fabric-cli` (get `uv` via `winget install uv` or `brew install uv`) - Fabric CLI is for working with the Cloud environment and not local files; it works with Power BI Pro, PPU, or Fabric; you DO NOT need a Fabric SKU to use the Fabric CLI - Keep `fab` current: `uv tool upgrade ms-fabric-cli`. Discover commands and flags with `fab --help` and `fab <command> --help` rather than hard-coding behavior; the CLI surface changes regularly > [!IMPORTANT] > Any time you encounter errors, user preferences or learnings when using the Fabric cli, ALWAYS note these down in the user memory rules, i.e. `.claude/rules/fabric-cli.md` for future improvement. > This is ONLY for generic learnings and not for item- or task-specific learnings. ## When to use this skill - Use whenever the user mentions "Fabric" or "Power BI" - Use when user asks about Power BI workspaces, deployment, tenants, publishing, download, permissions, or data ## Critical general rules - IMPORTANT: The first time you use `fab` run check that it is up to date to the latest version and run `fab auth status`; If user isn't authenticated, ask them to run `fab auth login` - Always use `fab --help` and `fab <command> --help` the first time you use a command to understand its syntax - You must search the skill /references/ for relevant reference files that explain certain commands, examples, scripts...