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Vibedata is your data engineering agent, and the world around it. One monthly community call, hands-on workshops, and the latest posts — the loop for moving agentic data engineering forward. Adopt Vibedata or just adopt the ideas; either way, the practice gets better.

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What we do around the build: a monthly community call, hands-on workshops, and the blog — the community gathered around building the harness
COMMUNITY CALL

Monthly community call

An open monthly call on agentic data engineering — what shipped, what we're seeing in the field, and open Q&A with the team. Built for the people doing the work: the AI-Native Data Engineer who builds, the Data Reliability Engineer (DRE) who operates, and the Head of Data deciding where it goes.

Date and time are updated each cycle — the next call is being scheduled.

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WORKSHOPS

Workshops

Hands-on sessions that go deeper than the call.

  • L1 — Intro to Agentic Data Engineering: the harness end to end — the inner loop, the outer loop, and the agent roles that run it (Build, Detect, Fix).
  • L2 — Microsoft Fabric support: deep on the Microsoft Fabric integration. More platform-specific sessions follow as they ship — DuckDB (local), Microsoft Fabric, and MotherDuck in production today; BigQuery, Databricks, Postgres, and Snowflake in the backlog, unordered.

The next workshop is being scheduled.

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Hands-on workshops: L1 Intro to Agentic Data Engineering, then L2 on Microsoft Fabric support — a step up from fundamentals to platform-specific depth
FROM THE BLOG

From the blog

Every post is one of three types:

  • Proof — what shipped and why the harness is necessary, with dogfood as evidence.
  • Provocation — the argument for the Agentic Data Engineering category. Read it on the ADER category page.
  • Practice (Under the Harness) — a transferable engineering method you can use whether or not you ever touch Vibedata.

Latest posts appear here once the blog is live.

Where next: explore the product, read the ADER argument, or run the live sandbox.

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