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Getting Started

Introduction

Fabric Agents is a desktop app for working with agents across your tools, documents, and services — built by the team at fabric.pro around the Claude Agent SDK and Pi SDK.

Fabric Agents is a desktop app for working with agents the way you actually work: many things at once, across many tools, with real documents going in and real documents coming out. It runs on your machine, keeps your data local by default, and gets out of the way when you want it to.

What it's built around

Fabric Agents uses the Claude Agent SDK and the Pi SDK side by side. You can connect multiple LLM providers — Anthropic (API key or Claude Max), Google AI Studio, ChatGPT Plus (Codex OAuth), GitHub Copilot OAuth, local endpoints like Ollama — and pick per workspace.

It's agent-native software: every feature is designed so you can describe what you want and the agent figures out how. Adding a new source? Describe the service. Writing a new skill? Describe the behaviour. Setting up a workflow? Tell it the trigger and the result.

It's open source under Apache 2.0. We build Fabric Agents using Fabric Agents — no code editor in the loop — so every customisation you want is a prompt away.

What you can do with it

  • Connect anything. MCP servers, REST APIs (Google, Slack, Microsoft, Linear, custom), local folders, Obsidian vaults, Git repos. Paste an OpenAPI spec or screenshots of docs and the agent configures the rest. See Sources.
  • Run many sessions at once. Work on several conversations in parallel, each with its own model, permission mode, and working directory. See Conversations.
  • Give agents personas. Define reusable @agents for specialised roles like code review or documentation writing. See Agents.
  • Automate routine workflows. Trigger on label changes, schedules, tool use, session state. See Automations.
  • Share sessions instantly. One-click publishing to a public viewer URL. See Sharing.
  • Work from anywhere. Run a headless server on a remote box and connect the desktop app as a thin client.

How to read these docs

If this is your first time, start with Installation, then Conversations and Interactions to get fluent with the chat surface. Once you're comfortable, Sources, Skills, and Agents let you extend what the app can do.

A note on privacy

Sessions, credentials, and config live on your machine at ~/.fabric-agent/. Shared session URLs (/s/{id}) are opt-in and can be revoked. Credentials for sources are stored through the OS keychain where possible.

Getting help

  • Docs: this site — search box in the header indexes every page.
  • Issues and feature requests: github.com/Fabric-Pro/fabric-agents.
  • Questions: ask the agent. It has an fabric-agents-docs MCP tool for live doc search.

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