Windows desktop app that runs data jobs on your own machine with DuckDB and Polars, then publishes the results as Delta tables straight to Microsoft Fabric OneLake lakehouses. A run on your PC starts no Fabric job, which cuts Fabric capacity use; OneLake reads and writes still use some.
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Build and run your Microsoft Fabric data engineering on your own Windows PC: notebooks, Spark SQL, jobs and a metadata-driven medallion framework. Results are written straight into OneLake as Delta tables. A run on this PC starts no Fabric job, which cuts Fabric CU use; its OneLake reads and writes still use capacity.
Develop with KratosForge. Execute on your infrastructure. Store and consume in Microsoft Fabric. Today the desktop app and a single-node headless agent are built. Why it exists: Bringing the Power BI Model to Data Engineering.
Where it stands
- New, and not yet checked end to end on a live Fabric tenant. What talks only to your PC is tested on every build; features that talk to Fabric and havenβt been tried on a tenant are marked Preview in the app. See What is tested and what isnβt.
- The exe isnβt code-signed yet, so Windows SmartScreen warns the first time you start it. -β¦