I created the fabric-mcp-server with Cline!

[adapoet]

I recently learned about Fabric and, ever since, I've been wondering how to integrate it into my coding agent. So I created a new MCP server using Cline called fabric-mcp-server that integrates fabric patterns with Cline in VS Code. This server exposes all Fabric patterns as individual tools, allowing users to select and execute them directly within Cline tasks. The fabric-mcp-server enhances Cline's capabilities by leveraging AI-driven pattern execution from the Fabric repository.

I also created a comprehensive README file that provides detailed instructions on installation, configuration, and usage. Check out the fabric-mcp-server repository to learn more: https://github.com/adapoet/fabric-mcp-server

Here's a video of me explaining my process, giving examples, and showing how I combine fabric-mcp-server with the sequentialthinking MCP server: https://vimeo.com/1079742495/4b38879b1f?share=copy

I'd love to get some feedback. Please feel free to suggest improvements/additions.

[ksylvan]

HI @adapoet

Great!

However, all I see in that repo is a README and a LICENSE file. No NodeJS files at all.

Please push the files.

Thanks.

[adapoet]

Sorry about that @ksylvan. I've added the necessary files.

[ksylvan]

@adapoet Hi Ivan!

Good work!

However, based on examining the source code, the fabric-mcp-server appears to be more of a pattern content server rather than a full Fabric integration.

It doesn't actually execute patterns - it just serves their content. There's no integration with the Fabric CLI tool itself. The actual pattern execution would need to happen elsewhere, likely in the client (Cline).

I'm working on a full fabric integration MCP server. See #1454

My idea is to leverage the Fabric REST API, so I can have Fabric running on my most powerful machine in my home lab (my Win 11 box with the 4090 NVIDIA card), and the fabric-mcp server could connect to that and make the full power of Fabric (with its huge set of vendors, models, patterns, and strategies) available to any other machine in my lab.

[adapoet]

Thank you @ksylvan!

Yes, you're right, the client fetches a list of pattern names from the fabric repository and then, once I've selected which one I want, the client adds the pattern prompt to mine and performs the task with the patterns enhanced guidelines.

My original goal was to have the client figure out which pattern to use, but it continually failed at doing so. So I'm excited to see your MCP server.

[ksylvan]

@adapoet It's shaping up. I'm quickly iterating and the basic framework is rapidly evolving.

https://github.com/ksylvan/fabric-mcp

[adapoet]

Nice! Looking forward to trying it out.

[ksylvan]

This image is of the live MCP server talking with a running fabric --serve process. The basic first release will be complete in the next few days.

See https://github.com/ksylvan/fabric-mcp

[adapoet]

Please let me know when it's ready and I'll give it a try. This looks really promising. 🙌

[ksylvan]

@adapoet I will. It will be early next week.

[ksylvan]

It's very nearly complete.

[ksylvan]

@adapoet I have released it!

Please continue the discussion here: #1536

Connected to Claude Code, it is mind-blowing!

[adapoet]

Thanks for letting me know! I'll try it out ASAP! 😁