Fabric
Fabric is an open-source framework for augmenting humans using AI. It provides a modular system for solving specific problems using a crowdsourced set of AI prompts that can be used anywhere.
Fabric is a command line tool built around the idea that most useful prompting is repeatable. Instead of writing a fresh prompt each time, you keep a library of patterns, small named prompts for jobs like summarising an article, extracting the argument from an essay, or turning notes into a structure, and you pipe text through them from the terminal. Anything that can produce text on standard input can feed it, which makes it easy to wire into scripts and existing habits. It is open source and the pattern library is public, so you can read exactly what each one asks the model to do and change it. It suits people who already live in a terminal; if you do not, the same ideas exist in friendlier packaging elsewhere.
What this is
Harnesses , The program you actually run. It holds the conversation, calls the model, and edits your files, the agent itself rather than something you add to one.
Features
- · A library of named, readable prompt patterns for common text jobs
- · Pipe text in from the terminal and get the result back out
- · Patterns can be edited or added, and the whole set is public
Strengths
- · Turns prompting into something repeatable rather than improvised each time
- · Fits into scripts and existing terminal habits
Trade-offs
- · Comfortable only if you already work in a terminal
- · Needs your own model API key
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