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How To Install Fabric: Open-Source AI Framework for Automating Your Life
Learn how to install Fabric, an open-source AI framework that empowers you with tools to automate your everyday tasks. Explore a library of proven prompts created by the community to tackle various problems, all for free and compatible with GPT-4 and other open-source models.
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Video Summary & Chapters
1. Introduction to Fabric 🧵
Overview of Fabric as an open-source AI framework for everyday problem-solving.
2. Installation Process 🔧
Step-by-step guide on how to install Fabric on your system using GitHub and Poetry.
3. Use Cases and Examples 💡
Exploring various practical applications of Fabric such as extracting content, creating AI art, and more.
4. Troubleshooting and Support 🛠️
Tips for resolving installation issues and seeking assistance within the community.
5. Setting Up GPT4 API Key 🗝️
Guide on configuring the GPT4 API key and setting up Fabric for usage with different models.
6. Understanding Fabric Components 🔄
Explanation of key components like mill, pattern, stitches, and loom within the Fabric framework.
7. Exploring Available Patterns 🎨
Discovering a wide range of pre-built patterns like logo creation and text extraction for AI tasks.
8. Prompt Demonstration 📋
Showing how prompts work in Fabric.
9. Transcript Extraction 📜
Extracting wisdom from the provided video transcript.
10. Fabric Features Update 🔄
Overview of new features and patterns in Fabric.
11. Wisdom Analysis 🧠
Analyzing quotes, habits, and facts extracted by Fabric.
12. Claim Evaluation 📊
Assessing and scoring the claims extracted from the video.
13. Closing Remarks and Links 🔗
Encouragement to like, subscribe, and follow up on provided links.
Video Transcript
Fabric is an amazing open source project
that promises to give you all the tooling you need
to solve everyday problems using artificial intelligence.
And you can kind of think of it as a library
of tried and true prompts that work incredibly well.
These are community generated prompts and reviewed
that really work on a wide array of different problems
that you may face.
So I'm gonna show you how to install fabric,
then I'm gonna show you how to use it.
So quickly this is fabric,
I'm going to drop the GitHub URL in the description below so you can find it yourself.
It's completely open source, completely free.
You can use it with GPT-4.
You can use it with any open source model.
You can run it locally, anything you want.
And it covers a lot of different use cases that are being added to and iterated on all
the time.
So here's just a few examples.
Extracting the most interesting parts of YouTube videos and podcasts, writing an essay
in your own voice, summarizing opaque academic papers, creating perfectly matched AI art
prompts for a piece of writing, explaining code, turning bad documentation into usable documentation,
and all of these are done with incredibly detailed prompts that work well. So all you need to do
is first open up your terminal and we're going to get clone the repo. So I'm on my desktop,
I just type get clone and then the repo URL. So I'm going to hit enter and it's cloning the repo to
my desktop. Now we're going to CD into it so CD fabric. Now you need poetry for this and I actually
struggled a lot getting poetry working on my machine, but I think that's because I had
a really kind of messed up Python environment.
If you have any issues, drop your problem in the comments below.
Hopefully I'll help you.
You can also jump into my discord.
I'll drop a link to the discord in the description below.
Now if you don't already have poetry installed, this is how you install it.
So curl dash SSL, the poetry URL right here, pipe Python 3 dash.
So I'll go ahead and do that again, but I already have it installed.
Yep.
So I already installed.
But if you don't, it'll install it for you.
Now, the next thing you have to do is just run the setup script.
So dot slash setup dot sh and then hit enter.
Alright, it's done.
So we see this command ts not found and I think you can just ignore that.
I haven't found any problems by having that issue.
So to apply the changes, please run the following commands in your terminal.
This will just restart your shell, but you could also just simply open up a new tab.
I'm using zshrc, so I'm going to grab that, paste it here, hit enter and that restarts
the shell.
Alright so interestingly enough I have a parse error in my zsh file which I've not seen before so I'm gonna fix that with you live
So I opened up my zshrc file and it said the problem is on 133 so let's take a look. Here it is
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