How I Built It: Fabric Task Flow Assistant
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How I Built It: Fabric Task Flow Assistant
Microsoft Fabric is incredibly powerful - but going from a business problem to a deployed solution can still feel overwhelming. In this session, I’ll walk through how I built the Fabric task flow Assistant, an AI‑assisted approach that turns plain‑English problem descriptions into fully mapped, CI/CD‑ready Microsoft Fabric solutions.
We’ll cover the design decisions behind the assistant and what worked (and didn’t) along the way with GitHub Copilot. You’ll see how task flows can become more than documentation - they become the backbone for solution design, automation, and shared understanding.
If you’re curious about combining AI with real‑world problems - or want ideas, you can adapt for your own workflow - this session is for you.
GitHub: https://github.com/microsoft/fabric-task-flows
Speaker
Alex Powers
From financial services to felines, the World Wide Web to professional wrestling - Alex Powers has an affinity for the conventional and unconventional when it comes to information. A self-proclaimed Microsoft Evangelist Alex Powers enjoys contributing to online forums and sharing his passion for empowering others using Microsoft products and services.