Databricks recently announced the “Assistant Edit Mode,” which allows GitHub Copilot–style editing of entire notebooks.
Reference: Databricks Assistant Edit Mode
If a similar capability were added to Fabric Notebook Copilot, users could work entirely within Fabric without switching to external editors like VS Code, significantly improving productivity.
Suggested capabilities:
Use the full notebook context to apply AI-generated suggestions across multiple cells with a single prompt
Allow inline or side panel review/approval of changes without regenerating entire cells
Support refactoring, variable/function renaming, logic cleanup, and modularization
This would greatly enhance code quality and development speed directly within Fabric Notebooks.
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