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Fabric

Open-source framework for augmenting humans with AI

Self-Hosted AI ★ 44.3k stars Easy setup MIT

Fabric is an open-source framework that organizes AI prompts into reusable patterns for everyday tasks. It provides a command-line tool and a library of crowdsourced prompts that work with local or remote models.

Key features

  • Reusable prompt patterns
  • Command-line workflow
  • Works with local models
  • Composable AI tasks

Pros & cons

Strengths

  • Huge prompt pattern library
  • Simple CLI pipelines
  • Works with local models

Trade-offs

  • CLI comfort required
  • Patterns vary in quality

Is Fabric secure?

No known vulnerabilities affect Fabric's latest release (v1.4.518). OSV.dev lists 1 past advisory for the project; none of them applies to this release. No known vulnerabilities is not proof of security: it means none have been publicly catalogued.

  • Most recent fixed advisory CVE-2024-29154, published 2024-03-18 (940 days ago)

Source: OSV.dev, checked 2026-10-14. How this is measured.

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