Add databricks quickstart command#5464
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Introduce a top-level `databricks quickstart` command that prints a short introduction to the CLI: authentication, profile selection, building with Databricks Asset Bundles, and where to go next. It prints a human-friendly guide by default and a denser, agent-oriented version when run in a non-interactive terminal (for example, when invoked by a coding agent). The detection uses cmdio.IsPromptSupported and is intentionally simple for now, leaving room for smarter agent detection later. Co-authored-by: Isaac
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Why
Someone running the Databricks CLI for the first time has no built-in starting point. They have to go find docs, work out auth and profiles, and guess at how to actually build something.
databricks quickstartgives them a short, opinionated introduction right in the terminal.It serves coding agents too: an agent with no Databricks skill loaded can run
databricks quickstartto orient itself (auth, profiles, building with Asset Bundles) before attempting work.Changes
Before: there was no
quickstartcommand.Now:
databricks quickstartprints a short introduction covering authentication, profile selection, building with Databricks Asset Bundles, and where to go next.cmd/quickstartpackage, registered incmd/cmd.go.quickstart-human.md(the default) andquickstart-agent.md(denser and agent-oriented; it is also thedatabricks-quickstartskill, so its YAML frontmatter is stripped before printing).cmdio.IsPromptSupportedand is deliberately simple for now, leaving room for smarter agent detection later.Test plan
cmd/quickstart/quickstart_test.go).acceptance/quickstart); root-help golden updated to include the new command../task fmt-q,./task lint-q, and./task checksall clean.databricks quickstartnon-interactively to confirm the agent version prints with frontmatter stripped.This pull request and its description were written by Isaac.