Contribute

Help grow the Fabric Data Agent community by sharing resources

Choose How to Contribute

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Submit via Form

Fill out a simple form on GitHub. No coding, no Git, no Markdown — just answer a few questions and submit. A maintainer will review and add your content.

✓ No technical knowledge needed
✓ Takes about 2 minutes
✓ Guided form fields with examples
✓ Just need a free GitHub account

Submit Content

Submit via Pull Request

For developers who prefer working directly with the codebase. Fork the repo, add a Markdown file, and open a PR.

✓ Full control over the content file
✓ Preview locally before submitting
✓ Also for Learning Paths (complex format)

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Submission Forms

Pick the type of content you'd like to share. Each form will guide you through what's needed.

📄 Article 🎥 Video 📚 Resource 📅 Event 🔧 Tool 🔗 LinkedIn Post

Learning Paths have a more complex format with ordered steps. Please use the Pull Request method for Learning Paths.

Fabric Jumpstart

Create and submit a Fabric Jumpstart for Data Agent — a ready-to-run solution scenario that others can deploy in minutes. Fabric Jumpstart is an open-source platform for sharing curated, end-to-end demos and accelerators for Microsoft Fabric.

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What Happens After You Submit

1 Your submission appears as a GitHub Issue with the content-submission label.
2 A maintainer reviews the submission for relevance and accuracy.
3 Once approved, the content is added to the site and the issue is closed with a link to the live page.

Content Guidelines

✓ Content must be relevant to Microsoft Fabric Data Agents
✓ Links must be accurate and functional
✓ Write clear, informative descriptions (at least 2-3 sentences)
✓ Add relevant tags so others can discover your content
✓ Only share content you have the right to share
✓ Be respectful and inclusive

Developer Reference: Frontmatter Templates (click to expand)

If you're contributing via Pull Request, add a Markdown file to the appropriate src/content/ directory with this frontmatter:

Articles → src/content/articles/your-article.md

Resources → src/content/resources/your-resource.md

Videos → src/content/videos/your-video.md

Events → src/content/events/your-event.md

Tools → src/content/tools/your-tool.md

LinkedIn → src/content/linkedin/your-post.md

Learn → src/content/learn/your-learning-path.md

Use kebab-case for filenames, e.g. my-article-title.md

Article

---
title: "Article Title"
url: "https://example.com/article"
author: "Author Name"
publishDate: 2025-01-15
summary: "A brief summary of what this article covers..."
tags: ["data-agent", "fabric"]
contributor: "Your Name"
submittedDate: 2025-01-15
---

Video

---
title: "Video Title"
youtubeId: "dQw4w9WgXcQ"
speaker: "Presenter Name"
publishDate: 2025-01-15
description: "What this video covers..."
tags: ["data-agent", "tutorial"]
contributor: "Your Name"
---

Resource

---
title: "Resource Title"
url: "https://example.com/resource"
description: "A brief description..."
category: "documentation"
tags: ["data-agent", "fabric"]
contributor: "Your Name"
---

Event

---
title: "Event Title"
url: "https://example.com/event"
date: 2025-03-20
location: "Virtual"
type: "conference"
description: "What this event is about..."
tags: ["conference", "fabric"]
contributor: "Your Name"
---

Tool

---
title: "Tool Name"
url: "https://github.com/example/tool"
description: "What this tool does..."
category: "utility"
tags: ["data-agent", "utility"]
contributor: "Your Name"
---

LinkedIn Post

---
title: "Post Title"
linkedinUrl: "https://www.linkedin.com/posts/..."
author: "Author Name"
description: "A brief description of the post..."
tags: ["data-agent", "fabric"]
contributor: "Your Name"
submittedDate: 2025-01-15
---

Questions?

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