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To get started with Prophecy, you need to create a new project. This is where you will build your pipelines.
  1. Click on the Create Entity button in the left navigation bar.
  2. Hover over the Project tile and select Create.
  3. Give your project a name.
  4. Under Team, select a team.
    We recommending using your personal team (matching your email address) for your first project, so that only you will have access to the project.
  5. Under Select Template, choose Prophecy for Analysts.
  6. Click Complete.
Prophecy will open the project editor and automatically attach to a fabric. If you do not have any existing fabrics, you’ll need to create one.

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Common questions

Yes, you can host the project in your own Git repository. To do so, create a new project using the following steps:
1

Create a project

  • Click on the Create Entity button in the left navigation bar.
  • Hover over the Project tile and select Create.
  • Give your project a name.
  • Under Team, select your personal team.
  • Under Select Template, choose Custom. This differs from the above steps.
2

Configure Git repository

  • Click Continue to open the Git Repository tab.
  • Choose existing Git credentials or connect new Git credentials.
  • Under Repository, specify the repository to store the project code. The repository must be empty.
  • Under Default Branch, select the branch that will be the production branch.
  • Optional: Under Path, specify a path in the repository to store the project code. The directory must be empty.
  • Under Development Branch, select the branch that will contain all working changes.
  • Click Continue to complete the project creation.
In the Free and Professional Editions, Prophecy only supports GitHub as an external Git provider.
Prophecy for Analysts is a project creation template designed specifically for data analysts. When you select this template, Prophecy automatically configures your project with Prophecy-managed Git in Simple mode and initializes it for a Databricks SQL warehouse.This template provides the most streamlined experience for users who primarily work with SQL and prefer visual interfaces over complex Git workflows.