[Fabric](https://github.com/danielmiessler/fabric), an open-source framework created by **[[Daniel Miessler]]**, aims to augment humans using AI. Let’s delve into the details: (Also see [[The Ultimate Question]].) It is a collection of [[prompt patterns]] to be directly integrated with automated workflows. It is also a [[prompt library]].  # Sample Usage ``` yt --transcript https://youtube.com/watch?v=uXs-zPc63kM | fabric --stream --pattern extract_wisdom ``` # More Explanations 1. **Project Overview**: - **GitHub Repository**: [https://github.com/danielmiessler/fabric](https://github.com/danielmiessler/fabric) - **Description**: Fabric provides a modular framework for solving specific problems using a [[crowdsource|crowdsourced]] set of AI prompts. These prompts can be used anywhere, making it a versatile tool for enhancing various aspects of life and work. - **Philosophy**: Fabric views AI as a magnifier of human creativity. Its purpose is to help humans flourish by addressing real-world challenges through granular AI applications. 2. **Breaking Problems into Components**: - Fabric’s approach involves breaking down problems into individual components and applying AI to each piece separately. This modular approach allows for targeted solutions. - **Too Many Prompts**: The sheer number of AI prompts available can be overwhelming. Fabric addresses this by helping users [[Prompt Collection|collect]] and integrate prompts (called **[[Pattern|Patterns]]**) into their daily lives. - **Examples of Fabric Patterns**: - Extracting interesting parts from YouTube videos and podcasts. - Writing essays in your own voice based on an idea. - Summarizing opaque academic papers. - Generating AI art prompts for writing. - Rating content quality to decide whether to read/watch it. - Summarizing lengthy, dull content. - Explaining code. - Creating social media posts from any input. 3. **Unique Features of Fabric Patterns**: - Fabric Patterns are different from typical prompts: - They use Markdown for readability and editability. - Markdown ensures maximum clarity for both creators and users. - Fabric empowers everyone to apply AI effectively to everyday challenges. 4. **Getting Started with Fabric**: - To explore Fabric, visit the . - [You can also build your own Fabric server and personal AI infrastructure by following the instructions in the](https://github.com/danielmiessler/fabric/tree/main/server) [2](https://github.com/danielmiessler/fabric/blob/main/README.md) # ChatGPT Answer The [[Fabric]] project by [[Daniel Miessler]] is an open-source framework designed to enhance human capabilities using AI. Created in early 2024, the framework aims to make AI tools more accessible and practical for everyday use. It simplifies interactions with AI by breaking down complex problems into manageable components called "Patterns." These Patterns are essentially AI prompts that can be customized and applied to various scenarios, from summarizing content to generating creative prompts based on specific inputs. Fabric stands out for its [[modularity|modular structure]], allowing users to use these [[Patterns]] [[Independence Axiom|independently]] or in **combination** for more complex tasks. It’s particularly valuable for those who wish to integrate AI into their workflows without the steep learning curve often associated with advanced AI technologies. The framework also supports running a personal AI server, offering users complete control over their data and the AI processes they employ. Daniel Miessler initiated this project to address the challenges people face when trying to use AI — the fragmentation of tools and the lack of integration that can make practical application daunting. His vision with Fabric is to reduce the friction involved in applying AI solutions, making it as straightforward as possible for users to enhance their capabilities with AI assistance​ ([GitHub](https://github.com/danielmiessler/fabric))​​ ([Unsupervised Learning](https://danielmiessler.com/p/fabric-origin-story))​​ ([Help Net Security](https://www.helpnetsecurity.com/2024/02/14/fabric-open-source-ai-framework/))​​ ([cyber.vumetric](https://cyber.vumetric.com/security-news/2024/02/14/fabric-open-source-framework-for-augmenting-humans-using-ai/))​. # Project with the Same Name: Fabric Another project: [[@FabricInternetOS|Fabric internet OS – think better]] is a way to organize data set in browsers. In contrast with [[Fabric]], which focuses on managing [[Pattern|prompt patterns]], it clearly serves a different purpose. However, they are both equally inspiring. [[Fabric]] can be used in conjunction with [[Prompt Collection]], where [[Fabric Internet OS]] is a generic digital workspace as a web-based desktop, and can be used for front-end design and [[namespace]] organization in general. # Conclusion Both [[Fabric]] and [[Fabric Internet OS]] may serve useful functions in [[PKC]]. # References ```dataview Table title as Title, authors as Authors where contains(subject, "Fabric") or contains(subject, "Prompt") sort title, authors, modified ```