Releases

Run Fabric from the command line, steer the assistant mid-turn, and use the interface in four new languages.

Fabric now remembers context for each project across sessions, asks clarifying questions on ambiguous requests, and includes a redesigned Hooks editor.

Attach Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and PDF files to any chat, plus collapsible thinking blocks, vertical chat tabs, and faster responses.

Reference specific lines of code directly from the editor in chat, and send PDFs to more AI models with support for larger files up to 50 MB.

Fabric 1.57 introduces Companion, an opt-in sidebar assistant that understands your live project context and can act on your behalf. New users also get a conversational voice onboarding experience that learns their working style through an adaptive, voice-driven setup.

Automate your workflow with Hooks, a new system that responds to chat events by adding context or running commands. This release also adds full Japanese language support and improves WSL file tree syncing.

Fabric can now search and recall conversations from any coding assistant on your machine—its own chats plus Claude, Gemini, Cursor, and more.

Review and manage AI edits with a dedicated diff view that lets you accept or revert changes file-by-file.

Install and share reusable AI skills, plus major performance improvements for long conversations and a smarter default model.