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danielmiessler/Fabric
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An open-source framework that organizes crowdsourced AI prompts by task so you can apply them anywhere.
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danielmiessler/Fabric
Fabric is an open-source framework for augmenting humans using AI, built around a modular system of crowdsourced prompts organized by real-world task. It lets people create, collect and organize their AI solutions in one place and use them in their favorite tools, or run Fabric itself from the command line. It is written in Go and also offers a REST API server.
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- What is danielmiessler/Fabric?
- Fabric is an open-source framework for augmenting humans using AI, built around a modular system of crowdsourced prompts organized by real-world task. It lets people create, collect and organize their AI solutions in one place and use them in their favorite tools, or run Fabric itself from the command line. It is written in Go and also offers a REST API server.
- How much does danielmiessler/Fabric cost?
- danielmiessler/Fabric uses a Open source pricing model. Check the official website for current plans.
- What is danielmiessler/Fabric used for?
- danielmiessler/Fabric is listed on TolsAI under: Open Source.
- Where can I use danielmiessler/Fabric?
- danielmiessler/Fabric is available on its official website, github.com.
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