Fabric

This is a routing-first operator for Daniel Miessler's Fabric CLI, which runs reusable named AI transforms over stdin, files, transcripts, logs, and cleaned web content. It's strongest when you already have text ready and the job maps to a repeatable pattern like summarize, extract_wisdom, or explain_code. The skill includes lane-based workflow classification (quick-transform, custom-pattern, shell-pipeline, serve-api), helps you pick the right built-in pattern or scaffold a custom one, and can set up fabric --serve for HTTP access. It explicitly routes away from one-off chat prompting, repo-aware coding work, and deterministic automation that isn't pattern-driven. Best for CLI-centric users who want prompt transforms to sit cleanly inside shell pipelines or local toolchains.

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last updated: Jun 3, 2026

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Install

$ npx -y skills add akillness/oh-my-skills --skill fabric --agent claude-code

Installs into .claude/skills of the current project.

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Fabric

Use this skill when the real job is running a reusable named AI transform over existing text/content with Fabric.

Fabric is strongest when three things are true:

the input already exists or can be cleaned first,
the transform is repeatable enough to deserve a named pattern,
the output should be delivered through a CLI, shell pipeline, or lightweight HTTP surface.

Read these support docs before going deeper:

SKILL.md on GitHub

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