Introduction

Fabric is a powerful framework for generating text based on user input. It provides a range of features and commands for creating summaries, outlining content, extracting specific information, brainstorming ideas, and more.

Key Features

• Summarization: Fabric can generate summaries of long documents, articles, and other texts.
• Outline Generation: It can create structured outlines for blog posts, documents, and other content.
• Entity Extraction: Fabric can extract specific entities such as names, dates, and locations from text.
• Idea Generation: It can generate new ideas for topics such as smart home security.
• Utility Commands: Fabric includes a range of utility commands for managing patterns, models, and updates.

Examples

Summarizing a Long Document

Fabric Command:

./fabric-windows-amd64.exe -u https://arxiv.org/pdf/2401.08565 -p create_summary -o ./summary.txt -v=#style:concise

This command generates a summary of a research paper on proxy-tuning and writes it to a file named `summary.txt`.

Generating a Creative Outline

Fabric Command:

./fabric-windows-amd64.exe /p create_recursive_outline "sections:5 type:blog_post topic:The future of renewable energy"

This command generates a structured outline for a blog post on the future of renewable energy with five sections.

Extracting Specific Information

Fabric Command:

./fabric-windows-amd64.exe /p extract_entities "text:Our meeting is scheduled for October 26th, 2024, at the Grand Hotel. Contact John Doe for details.entities:names,dates,locations"

This command extracts names, dates, and locations from a text and displays the results.

Brainstorming Ideas

Fabric Command:

./fabric-windows-amd64.exe /p brainstorm "concept:smart home security ideas:10"

This command generates ten ideas for smart home security.

Utility Commands

List available patterns:

./fabric-windows-amd64.exe /l`

List available models:

./fabric-windows-amd64.exe /L`

Update patterns:

./fabric-windows-amd64.exe /U`

Fabric can be downloaded from: https://github.com/danielmiessler/Fabric

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