Public Beta

The AI-powered operating
system for
building software.

Fabric AI unifies your code editor, terminal, browser, and autonomous AI agents into a single live workspace. Stop switching apps—build, research, and ship from one window.

Coming Soon for macOS See how it works
12 built-in tools
7 project templates
0 apps to switch between
code editor with split panes
multi-tab terminal
built-in web browser
kanban task boards
AI agents with memory
GitHub · Linear · Vercel · Supabase
research document hub
command palette · ⌘K
12 built-in tools
7 project templates
0 apps to switch between
code editor with split panes
multi-tab terminal
built-in web browser
kanban task boards
AI agents with memory
GitHub · Linear · Vercel · Supabase
research document hub
command palette · ⌘K

You already use an editor, a terminal, a browser, a task board, GitHub, AI agents, and half a dozen other tabs. Fabric AI puts them all in one window as tabs you can split, rearrange, and use side by side.

Agents live right next to your code, organized into spaces and rooms you control. No more alt-tabbing. No more context loss.

One AI workspace for all your projects

Organize every project into folders, then break each one into spaces—dedicated views for different workflows, all under one roof inside Fabric AI.

Fabric AI project folders view — organize all your coding projects
Fabric AI general workspace with code editor and terminal
Fabric AI browser workspace for web development
Fabric AI research lab space with AI agents

An AI agent command center built into your workspace

Manage your agents on a visual canvas. Organize them into spaces and rooms, watch them collaborate in real time, and command everything from one place.

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Persistent memory Agents remember context across sessions—no repeated prompts.
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Tool access Grant each agent specific tools: browser, terminal, Git, deploy, and more.
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Spaces & collaboration Arrange agents into spaces and rooms on a visual canvas. They communicate through a shared inbox and delegate work to each other.
Fabric AI agent command center — manage autonomous AI coding agents on a visual canvas

Every developer tool, already built into Fabric AI

Browse the web, write code, manage files, and call APIs—AI agents have full autonomy out of the box.

🌐 Browser & Research
Navigate sites, extract data, and synthesize findings autonomously.
💻 Code Execution
Write, run, and debug code in sandboxed environments.
📂 File Management
Create, edit, and organize project files and assets.
🔗 API Integrations
Connect to GitHub, Vercel, Supabase, Linear, and more.
🧠 Memory & Context
Persistent memory, journals, and shared context across sessions.
⚙ Task Orchestration
Break down work, delegate to sub-agents, and track progress.
🔒 Version Control
Branch, commit, review, and ship—fully git-native workflows.

Write, research, and ship with AI — all in one view

Write documents, run AI agents, and chat with AI—all in one split view inside Fabric AI. No more tab juggling.

Fabric AI research and AI chat split view — write documents alongside AI agents

Fabric AI connects to the tools
you already use

Not just links—native integrations with GitHub, Linear, Vercel, Supabase, and Claude that live inside your AI workspace as first-class tabs.

GitHub PRs, issues
Linear projects, cycles
Vercel deploys, logs
Supabase tables, queries
Claude agent LLM

Stop alt-tabbing.
Start building.

Free during the beta. macOS only for now.

Coming Soon for macOS View on GitHub

Frequently asked questions about Fabric AI

What is Fabric AI?

Fabric AI is an all-in-one developer workspace that combines a code editor, terminal, browser, task manager, and autonomous AI agents into a single desktop application. Instead of switching between dozens of tabs and tools, everything lives side by side in one window.

Is Fabric AI free to use?

Yes. Fabric AI is completely free during the public beta. It is currently available for macOS, with more platforms coming soon.

What can AI agents do in Fabric AI?

Fabric AI agents have persistent memory, direct tool access (browser, terminal, Git, deploy pipelines), and collaborate in shared spaces. They can autonomously browse the web, write and run code, manage files, call APIs, orchestrate multi-step tasks, and delegate to other agents.

What integrations does Fabric AI support?

Fabric AI natively integrates with GitHub (PRs, issues), Linear (projects, cycles), Vercel (deploys, logs), Supabase (tables, queries), and Claude as the AI agent backbone. These aren't just links — they're first-class tabs inside your workspace.

How is Fabric AI different from VS Code or Cursor?

Unlike traditional code editors, Fabric AI is a complete workspace — not just an editor with extensions. It includes a built-in browser, terminal, task board, research hub, and an AI agent command center where autonomous agents can collaborate on a visual canvas. There's nothing to install or configure — every tool works together natively.