Fabric Core MCP Server
A managed remote MCP endpoint introduced by Microsoft, built on Microsoft Entra ID authentication. It enables AI agents to manage Microsoft Fabric workspaces, projects, permissions, and capacity resources with full audit trail support. The component serves as the AI integration layer within the Microsoft Fabric platform.
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Fabric Core MCP Server manages resources, workspaces, items and roles; Fabric IQ MCP Server is read-only and only queries Power BI content, changing nothing.
The Fabric Core MCP Server is a Microsoft-hosted remote endpoint that allows compatible AI agents to access workspace, project, permission, search, and capacity information in an authenticated, fully audited manner.
The endpoint address of the Fabric Core MCP Server is api.fabric.microsoft.com/v1/mcp/core.
MCP hosts connect to the Core server via streamable HTTP, and then sign in with Microsoft Entra ID through a browser-based OAuth flow.
Microsoft officially launched the Fabric Core MCP Server and listed it in the Microsoft Fabric update notes for September 2026.
The official Learn documentation notes that autonomously running or misconfigured clients may execute destructive operations, and that flags for blocking destructive operations have not yet been standardized in the MCP protocol.
When using the Fabric Core MCP Server, it is recommended to use least-privilege identities, keep client approval settings enabled, review tool calls before changes are executed, and not point agents holding tenant administrator accounts directly at production environments.
Connecting to the Fabric Core MCP Server itself does not grant any additional permissions; agents call the Fabric REST API on behalf of the user with the permissions of the authenticated identity.
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Fabric Core MCP Server manages resources, workspaces, items and roles; Fabric IQ MCP Server is read-only and only queries Power BI content, changing nothing.
50%UnverifiedThe Fabric Core MCP Server is a Microsoft-hosted remote endpoint that allows compatible AI agents to access workspace, project, permission, search, and capacity information in an authenticated, fully audited manner.
50%UnverifiedThe endpoint address of the Fabric Core MCP Server is api.fabric.microsoft.com/v1/mcp/core.
50%UnverifiedMCP hosts connect to the Core server via streamable HTTP, and then sign in with Microsoft Entra ID through a browser-based OAuth flow.
50%UnverifiedThe official Learn documentation notes that autonomously running or misconfigured clients may execute destructive operations, and that flags for blocking destructive operations have not yet been standardized in the MCP protocol.
50%UnverifiedWhen using the Fabric Core MCP Server, it is recommended to use least-privilege identities, keep client approval settings enabled, review tool calls before changes are executed, and not point agents holding tenant administrator accounts directly at production environments.
50%UnverifiedConnecting to the Fabric Core MCP Server itself does not grant any additional permissions; agents call the Fabric REST API on behalf of the user with the permissions of the authenticated identity.
50%UnverifiedMicrosoft officially launched the Fabric Core MCP Server and listed it in the Microsoft Fabric update notes for September 2026.
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