Fabric

Questions and answers

• Agentic Delivery
  Special agents write, review, and ship code by understanding your architecture and following your rules without a human at the keyboard.
• Decision Lineage
  Every artifact links back to the meeting or decision that created it, so you see exactly why and how changes were made.
• Open Standard MCP
  MCP is a standard way for AI to connect with external tools, making it easy to add new tools to Fabric without coding.
• Persistent Context
  All signals like meetings, tickets, and chats are stored so your team always remembers important information.
• Scale and Security
  Fabric offers plans from individual use to enterprise deployment with advanced security, SSO, large storage, and support.
• Artifact Generation
  Fabric creates documents and artifacts like specs, tickets, and code, and keeps them updated automatically when requirements change.
• Continuous Loop System
  Four agents work together in a loop to observe, reason, act, and verify code changes and project artifacts.
• Full Delivery Pipeline
  Fabric connects your tools and runs agents to handle planning, coding, reviewing, and shipping your work all in one system.
• Integration with Tools
  Fabric connects smoothly with tools like Jira, GitHub, Slack, Notion, and more through the Model Context Protocol (MCP).
• Diffs and Change Tracking
  Fabric shows you exactly what moved and why when the context changes, making review fast and clear.
• Multi-Agent Orchestration
  Multiple specialized agents work together to handle different tasks, such as observing signals, reasoning about changes, and acting on updates.
• Real-time Knowledge Graph
  Meeting notes, tickets, commits, and messages are connected in a living map that everyone can access.
• Automated Artifact Updates
  When requirements change, Fabric updates all related documents and shows the exact reasons for changes.