fabric-agent-plugins
Fabric plugin for Cursor and other agents.
Documentation
Fabric agent plugin
This repository contains the configuration needed to integrate Fabric with Cursor IDE and Claude Code.
The plugin enables your agents to interact directly with your Fabric workspace, allowing you to search, save, and manage your links, notes, and memory, all through natural language.
Features
The Fabric MCP server provides the following capabilities:
- Search: Find saved links, files, notes, and tags using keyword and semantic similarity search
- Notes & Bookmarks: Create, edit, read, and delete notes and bookmarks; organize content into folders and move items between them
- Memory: Create, search, edit, and manage persistent memories across your workspace
- Tasks: Create, edit, delete, and list tasks to track your work
- Organization: Rename, move, tag, and apply labels to keep your workspace structured
Quick links
- Listing in official Model Context Protocol Registry
- Available via Smithery
Frequently asked questions
What is fabric-agent-plugins?
fabric-agent-plugins is Fabric plugin for Cursor and other agents.
How do I install fabric-agent-plugins?
Open the GitHub repository and follow its README. Most MCP servers are added to your client's MCP config, then called by your agent.
Is fabric-agent-plugins open source?
Yes — it is hosted on GitHub at https://github.com/futurebrowser/fabric-agent-plugins.
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