Plugins
Browse registered plugins, drill into a detail view for credential CRUD, and start the OAuth flow for oauth_2 plugins.
Local dev tool for Fabric integrations.
A Next.js admin app with eight tabs over your fabric instance. Inspect plugins, run operations, approve cautious-mode requests, browse the entity cache, and chat with Claude — all driven by the same primitives the SDK exposes. Loads from your project-local fabric.integrations.ts and live-reloads on edits.
# 1. Build the SDK once (or run --watch in another terminal)
pnpm --filter @fabricorg/integrations build
# 2. Point Studio at your config + start dev server
FABRIC_CONFIG_PATH=$(pwd)/fabric.integrations.ts \
pnpm --filter @apps/studio dev
# 3. Open http://localhost:4317
# 4. Optional: set ANTHROPIC_API_KEY in env for the Chat tabEight tabs
Every tab is backed by an in-memory store (entity store, permission store, event logger, key store) — same shape as the production sinks the SDK exposes, so what you see in Studio is the same surface you'll wire to Prisma later.
Operations
Every endpoint across every plugin with risk badges. Run any operation with JSON args and an optional tenant id, see the result inline.
Data
Cascading tenant → plugin → entity type selectors over the entity cache. Search by id or payload contents.
Approvals
Pending / completed / expired board for cautious-mode permission requests. Approve or deny with one click.
Chat
Claude Haiku with four tools wired into your fabric (list_plugins, list_operations, run_operation, query_entity_cache). Streaming UI with collapsible tool calls.
Script
JS REPL with `fabric` in scope. Tenant selector threads through fabric.withTenant() so you can test per-tenant behavior.
Permissions
Read-only permission matrix per plugin. Shows mode (open/cautious/strict/readonly) and per-endpoint risk distribution.
Webhook events
In-memory event log seeded with sample deliveries. Fire synthetic events for demoing the events pipeline.
Fabric SDK
The plugin runtime under the hood — @fabricorg/integrations. 15 plugins, OAuth + webhook + permission lifecycles, multi-tenant entity storage, MCP server.