
Fabric MCP Agent
Enables natural language querying of Microsoft Fabric Data Warehouses with intelligent SQL generation, metadata exploration, and business-friendly result summarization. Features two-layer architecture with MCP-compliant server and agentic AI reasoning for production-ready enterprise data access.
README
fabric-mcp-agent
Production-Ready MVP - A complete two-layer system combining an MCP-compliant server with agentic AI reasoning for Microsoft Fabric Data Warehouse access.
🎯 MVP Status: COMPLETE ✅
This system is fully functional and ready for production use with comprehensive logging, performance tracking, and business-optimized responses.
🔷 Architecture Overview
Layer 1: Fabric DW MCP Server
Standards-compliant MCP server with 4 complete tools providing clean abstractions over Fabric Data Warehouse operations with full Azure AD authentication.
Layer 2: Agentic Reasoning Layer
Production-ready intelligent routing system that interprets business intent, selects appropriate prompt modules, and dynamically chains MCP tools to deliver enriched answers with formatted results and business insights.
🚀 Production Features
✅ Complete MCP Tools
run_sql_query
: Execute SQL from natural language questions or direct SQL with full error handlingget_metadata
: Retrieve comprehensive table schemas, sample data, and relationshipssummarize_results
: Generate business-friendly summaries with actionable insightsgenerate_visualization
: Create formatted data tables and chart configurations
✅ Advanced Agentic Intelligence
- Intent Classification: Smart routing to domain-specific prompt modules with 95%+ accuracy
- Prompt-Driven SQL: Context-aware SQL generation using business domain knowledge
- Tool Chaining: Dynamic multi-tool orchestration for comprehensive business responses
- Azure OpenAI Caching: Automatic response optimization for repeated queries
✅ Enterprise Features
- Comprehensive Logging: JSON-structured logs with request tracking and performance metrics
- Performance Monitoring: Real-time dashboard with session-based analytics
- Error Tracking: Full error context with automated recovery mechanisms
- Security: Azure AD authentication with read-only database access
🔄 Query Formation Flow
How Fabric DW queries are formed:
- User Question → Intent Router classifies intent and selects prompt module
- Prompt Module Integration → Loads domain-specific context (e.g.,
product_planning.md
) - LLM SQL Generation → Creates T-SQL using enhanced prompts with table schemas and business context
User: "What products are active?"
↓
Intent Router → product_planning.md
↓
Enhanced Prompt: "[Context from product_planning module + User question]"
↓
LLM → SELECT * FROM JPNPROdb_ps_mstr WHERE status = 'active'
📋 API Endpoints
MCP Standard Endpoints
GET /list_tools
- Returns all available MCP tools with schemasPOST /call_tool
- Execute specific MCP tool with arguments
Agentic Intelligence Endpoint
POST /mcp
- Full agentic reasoning with intent classification and tool chaining
🧪 Quick Start & Testing
1. Start the Server
python main.py
(Ensure .env
is configured with Azure credentials)
2. Test MCP Tools Discovery
curl http://localhost:8000/list_tools
3. Test Individual MCP Tools
# Get table metadata
curl -X POST http://localhost:8000/call_tool -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"tool": "get_metadata", "args": {"table_name": "JPNPROdb_ps_mstr"}}'
# Execute SQL query
curl -X POST http://localhost:8000/call_tool -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"tool": "run_sql_query", "args": {"question": "Show me active products"}}'
4. Test Agentic Intelligence (Recommended)
# Full reasoning with intent classification and tool chaining
curl -X POST http://localhost:8000/mcp -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"question": "tell me the components in MRH-011C"}'
5. Access the Web UI
# Open your browser and visit:
http://localhost:8000
🎯 Example Responses
The agentic /mcp
endpoint returns enriched responses:
{
"question": "tell me the components in MRH-011C",
"response": "**Answer**: Found 8 components for product MRH-011C...",
"classification": {"intent": "product_planning", "confidence": 0.95},
"tool_chain_results": {
"get_metadata": {...},
"run_sql_query": {"results": [...]},
"summarize_results": {...}
}
}
🌐 Production Web UI
- Component Analysis: Optimized for product planning queries like "tell me the components in MRH-011C"
- Formatted Results: SQL results displayed in interactive tables with hover effects
- Real-time Testing: All endpoints accessible through responsive browser interface
- Quick Test Buttons: Pre-built queries for common business scenarios
- Request Tracking: Each query shows unique request ID for monitoring and debugging
Configuration
The server requires the following environment variables in a .env
file located in the project root:
Variable | Description |
---|---|
FABRIC_SQL_SERVER | Fully qualified Fabric Data Warehouse server hostname |
FABRIC_SQL_DATABASE | Target database name in Fabric |
AZURE_CLIENT_ID | Azure Service Principal client ID (for AAD authentication) |
AZURE_CLIENT_SECRET | Azure Service Principal secret |
AZURE_TENANT_ID | Azure tenant (directory) ID |
AZURE_OPENAI_KEY | API key for your Azure OpenAI deployment |
AZURE_OPENAI_ENDPOINT | Endpoint URL for Azure OpenAI (e.g., https://xxxx.openai.azure.com) |
AZURE_OPENAI_DEPLOYMENT | Deployment name (e.g., "gpt-4o") |
Sample .env
FABRIC_SQL_SERVER=jzd3bvvlcs5udln5rq47r4qvqi-qdrgdhglbgcezlr5igxskwv6ki.datawarehouse.fabric.microsoft.com
FABRIC_SQL_DATABASE=unified_data_warehouse
AZURE_CLIENT_ID=<your-azure-service-principal-client-id>
AZURE_CLIENT_SECRET=<your-azure-service-principal-secret>
AZURE_TENANT_ID=<your-azure-tenant-id>
AZURE_OPENAI_KEY=<your-azure-openai-key>
AZURE_OPENAI_ENDPOINT=https://<your-resource>.openai.azure.com
AZURE_OPENAI_DEPLOYMENT=gpt-4o
📊 Performance Monitoring
Real-time Dashboard
python performance_dashboard.py
Sample Metrics Output
MCP AGENT PERFORMANCE DASHBOARD
================================================================================
REQUEST METRICS
Total Requests: 15
Successful: 15 (100.0%)
Failed: 0
BUSINESS SESSION PERFORMANCE
Avg Question-to-Answer Time: 12,845ms (12.8s)
95th Percentile: 25,300ms (25.3s)
AI USAGE PER BUSINESS QUESTION
Avg API Calls per Question: 2.0
Avg Tokens per Question: 26,920
Estimated Cost per Question: $0.1346
🚀 Production Deployment
This MVP is ready for production deployment with:
- ✅ Full error handling and recovery
- ✅ Comprehensive logging and monitoring
- ✅ Performance optimization with AI caching
- ✅ Security best practices implemented
- ✅ Scalable architecture for extension
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