Private mesh, zero config
Every machine gets a stable private identity and address. Peer-to-peer when possible, relayed when not — you never think about it.
Private AI infrastructure
Agent-Fabric turns the models, tools and agents running on your own hardware into private services your team — and your customers — can actually call. Encrypted mesh, scoped access, one command. No public ports. Ever.
How it works
Join this machine to your private network. WireGuard-grade encryption, NAT-punching, relay fallback — handled.
$ fabric up
Turn a local model, MCP tool or internal API into a named private service. It never opens a public port.
$ fabric serve http://127.0.0.1:11434 --name my-model
Grant scoped, expiring access to teammates — or hand a customer a time-boxed demo you can revoke with one click.
$ fabric grant llm://my-model
See it run
Real recordings of fabric — not mockups.
Two consoles, one system
The cloud console sees who is connected and what is shared — never your prompts. The local workbench detects hardware, publishes runtimes and runs agents on your machine.
Works with your stack
Agent-Fabric doesn't replace your runtimes, models or cloud — it makes them reachable across your private mesh. If it speaks a standard API, it publishes in one command.
Open CLI — install in one line, publish in the next.
Why teams pick Agent-Fabric
Every machine gets a stable private identity and address. Peer-to-peer when possible, relayed when not — you never think about it.
Services are reachable only inside your network. There is nothing to scan, nothing to firewall, nothing to leak.
Access is a signed, expiring token for one action on one service — not a network hole. Revoke any of it instantly.
Give a prospect real access to your private model for 7 days — monitored, revocable, and gone when the clock runs out.
Detect GPUs and runtimes, publish local models, and run agent loops on your own hardware from one console.
Signed releases, signed network maps, full audit trail, and a metering pipeline you can bill on.
The data boundary
One clear line splits the system. Above it, the cloud coordinates trust. Below it, your AI runs — and your prompts stay.
We couldn't read your prompts if we wanted to.
$ curl -fsSL https://docs.falconoon.com/install.sh | sh