ade-ops is an open-source framework for analytics teams working across Databricks, Microsoft Fabric, and Power BI. Author once, deploy everywhere — and every change to a live environment is shown as a diff and confirmed before it's written. Start on a single project; scale to how your whole team operates.
Early public preview — expect rough edges, and please file what you hit. Built and maintained in the open by Roberto Butinar · Apache 2.0.
A single source of truth in src/, adapted per environment
with overlays. The same engine treats Databricks, Fabric and Power BI
the same way.
Remote environments are authoritative. You see exactly what changes before it's written — no silent overrides.
Usable from a plain CLI, and built for AI coding assistants to drive the work — with a human confirmation on anything that touches a live environment.
Works with Claude Code, GitHub Copilot and Codex. The same open framework, whichever assistant your team runs.
Independent, composable tools for analytics data engineering — use either on its own or together. ade-catalog maps what exists and how it's connected; ade-ops operates what you run and where you deploy it. Map the territory, then operate it.
Analyze, explore, and document your analytics environments — a navigable catalog of what exists and how it's connected.
Source on GitHub ↗Operate, sync, and deploy across your analytics platforms — Databricks, Power BI, Fabric — with people and AI agents in control.
Source on GitHub ↗A shared knowledge library for AI agents across the family.
Clone the repo, run the scenario-aware onboarding, and operate your first project from your own machine — Databricks, Fabric, or Power BI.
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