Domain Scanner
Inventories workspaces, lakehouses, warehouses, semantic models, and owners across your tenant.
- Live Fabric API
- Lineage hints
- Quality signals
RECON · v1.0 · LIVE
FabricRecon scans your Microsoft Fabric estate as living terrain. Probes sweep each domain, anomalies rise as signal pillars, and agent pools reconcile drift — so your team acts on a single, explainable topography of the data they own.
The intelligence stack
Four cooperating capabilities turn a sprawling data estate into a single, trusted topography. Each one is observable, scriptable, and lives entirely inside your tenant.
Inventories workspaces, lakehouses, warehouses, semantic models, and owners across your tenant.
Dispatches targeted profiling, freshness, duplicate, and overlap probes against each domain.
Specialist AI agents compare records, score matches, and log evidence for every reconciliation call.
Composes probe output + agent decisions into a unified, explainable data map with next-best actions.
The daily briefing
FabricRecon publishes a ranked briefing every morning — composite scores, narrative explanations, and the exact probes and agents that produced each finding. Open the top item, agree with the recommendation, and move on.
Inside the workload
FabricRecon ships as Fabric workload items you can govern, schedule, and audit alongside every other notebook, pipeline, and warehouse in your tenant.
Recon Job
Runs domain reconnaissance jobs that inventory Fabric assets, detect schema and lineage hints, profile quality signals, and queue follow-up probes for suspicious gaps or overlap.
4 domains · 32 probes
Setup Job
Connect live API endpoints, define domains, register probe playbooks, set confidence thresholds, and configure agent pools for your tenant-native Fabric deployment.
5-step wizard · 3 minute install
Synthesis
Combines scan output, probe evidence, and agent decisions into an explainable data map that shows trusted matches, unresolved conflicts, and next-best actions.
Composite scores · evidence trails
2:30 product tour
A narrated walk-through of the daily briefing, finding detail, probe bank, agent pool, run history, and setup wizard. Every screen is the actual product running against rich demo data.
The recon loop
FabricRecon doesn't run once. Every probe outcome feeds the next scan, every reconciliation tunes the next agent, and every briefing builds on the last.
Domain Scanner sweeps workspaces, lakehouses, warehouses, and semantic models. Schema, lineage, ownership, and freshness signals flow into the recon graph.
The Probe Runner dispatches focused tests — duplicates, overlaps, keys, drift, semantic similarity — against every domain that warrants a closer look.
Specialist AI agents inspect probe output, score candidate matches, resolve conflicts at confidence, and log evidence for everything they touch.
Findings collapse into a single navigable data map with composite scores, narrative explanations, and recommended next probes.
Inside the app
Built for the data engineers, analytics leads, and platform owners who have to answer for the data they ship.
Built on Microsoft Fabric
FabricRecon is a sideloaded Fabric workload — capacity, identity, networking, and governance are yours. No data leaves your boundary.
Specialist agents reason against probe evidence using Azure AI Foundry. Every decision is logged with prompts and reasoning chain.
Recon Job, Setup Job, and Synthesis are first-class Fabric items — schedule them, share them, govern them with the same model as every other asset.
Probes connect to real Fabric REST and Onelake endpoints. Mock mode is available, but production points at your actual capacity.
FAQ
FabricRecon is a native Microsoft Fabric workload for AI-powered reconnaissance and reconciliation across data estates. It discovers domains, runs probes, coordinates agent pools, and synthesises findings into a unified data map.
No. FabricRecon is a sideloaded workload that operates against your Fabric tenant and live API endpoints. Identity, capacity, and governance stay yours.
Each pool dispatches a specialist agent (drift, duplicate, freshness, lineage, reconcile) against probe evidence. Agents score candidate matches, resolve at high confidence, and queue everything else for human review with a full evidence trail.
Yes. Probe playbooks let teams target freshness, schema drift, duplicate keys, semantic overlap, lineage clues, and any reconciliation check specific to their domains.
A composite-scored, ranked list of findings with a one-paragraph narrative for each: what changed, what it impacts, which probes detected it, which agents acted, and the recommended next action.
FabricRecon is built by Datachain Consulting Pty Ltd — a Sydney-based data engineering consultancy specialising in Microsoft Fabric and enterprise data platforms.
Ready when you are
The workload sideloads in minutes. The first briefing lands the morning after your first scan.