Using Claude & BMAD to elicit Microsoft Fabric project requirements

Learn Fabric AI workflows: https://skool.com/fabricai/about Learn Fabric Data Engineering: https://skool.com/fabricdojo/about Follow along as I build a Microsoft Fabric data platform for by business (from scratch), exploring some of the latest Fabric & AI tools & processes, like Claude Code, BMAD, DuckDB, Ontologies, Data Agents & more. BMAD Method GitHub: https://github.com/bmad-code-org/BMAD... Warning: this is an experimental project where I'm testing the latest tools and techniques and applying them to a real Fabric project build. I don't recommend you apply these techniques for your production workloads. Chapters: 00:00 Intro - Building a Fabric Platform from Scratch 01:20 Prerequisites and Assertions 02:30 Why Opus 4.5 Changed Everything 03:10 My Journey: From ~60% to ~95% Reliability with LLMs 05:00 The Sandwich Technique 06:20 Sandwich Layer 1: Prepping the Agent with Specs and Best Practices 08:20 Sandwich Layer 2: Testing and Validation 10:50 Spec Driven Development (OpenSpec, SpecKit) 12:30 Discovering the BMAD Method 17:00 What is BMAD? From the Docs 18:50 The Four Phases of a BMAD project 26:00 Setting Up the Project in VS Code 26:50 Installing BMAD with NPX 30:00 Folder Structure Tour 33:30 Starting Claude Code and exploring BMAD Help 36:40 Brainstorming with Mary the Business Analyst 1:05:00 Brainstorming Output Review (Next Day) 1:13:20 Creating the Project Requirements Document (PRD) 1:15:00 PRD Output Walkthrough 1:17:20 Project Phasing and Roadmap 1:19:50 Testing Strategy as a Central Principle 1:22:00 Recap: Where We Are in the BMAD Workflow 1:23:10 Closing Thoughts and What's Next