databricks-config

You can switch Databricks workspace profiles by asking the assistant to manage your workspace connections, which maps the intent to the manage_workspace MCP tool call. The tool requires the target host and profile name to safely execute the profile switch.

Checking your current Databricks workspace is done by requesting a status action through the assistant, which queries the manage_workspace MCP tool. It returns your active profile and current connection context safely without requiring manual CLI commands.

Databricks authentication for new workspaces using MCP works by triggering a login action mapped to the manage_workspace tool. You provide the workspace URL and profile details, and the skill authenticates your session and updates the connection context.

Yes, you can list available Databricks workspaces by asking the assistant to perform a list action. The skill queries the manage_workspace MCP tool to enumerate your configured profiles and available workspaces safely across your current environment.

Yes, you need to provide a host and profile name to manage Databricks workspace connections effectively. The manage_workspace MCP tool requires these parameters to execute status, switch, and login actions safely across your configured workspaces.

A Databricks workspace switch may fail if the required host or profile parameters are missing or incorrect. The manage_workspace MCP tool needs accurate host, profile, and optional URL values to execute the switch action safely and update your session context.