Fabric documentation

Fabric is a real-time, multiplayer, agent-native version-control system: edit like Docs, version like Git. Your repo’s canonical store is a single append-only operation log, not a chain of commits. You only ever work at the end of the log; you never rewrite what’s already there.

These docs take you from zero to a full change loop in the terminal, then explain the model underneath so the commands make sense.

Start here

• Install: get the fabric CLI on your machine.
• Quickstart: create → clone → edit → push → propose → accept.
• Core concepts: the operation log, changes, ops, trunks, and frontiers.

Go deeper

• CLI reference: every command, what it does, and its flags.
• Tickets: track work as version-controlled records.
• Queue settings: tune the accept queue with .fabric/queue.toml.
• Runner compatibility: which GitHub Actions features run on the Fabric runner.
• Import: bring a Git repo in with its history intact.
• Time-travel: read the repo as of any past frontier.
• Editing documents: the live multiplayer markdown editor in the web file browser.
• Agents: drive Fabric from an autonomous coding agent.