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Join NetworkChuck as we delve into the revolutionary AI tool, Fabric, designed to augment human capabilities by seamlessly integrating AI into daily tasks. In this comprehensive tutorial, NetworkChuck breaks down how to set up and utilize Fabric to enhance productivity and streamline workflows. Discover how Fabric's open-source, crowd-sourced prompts, known as patterns, can solve specific problems and how you can even create your own. Whether you're a tech enthusiast or a professional looking to leverage AI in practical ways, this video is your gateway to mastering Fabric and transforming your digital interactions.

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00:00 - Introduction to Fabric: An Open Source AI Tool
00:06 - What is Fabric? Explained by Creator Daniel Miessler
00:28 - How to Set Up and Use Fabric
00:39 - Practical Demonstration: Using Fabric for YouTube Transcripts
01:34 - Deep Dive into Fabric's Core Functionality and AI Integration
02:00 - Extract Wisdom: The Secret Sauce of Fabric
03:04 - Open Source Prompts in Fabric: Transparency and Control
04:03 - Reducing Friction with AI: The Philosophy Behind Fabric
05:09 - Real-world Application: Integrating Fabric with Personal Data
05:34 - Introducing the World of Text Concept by Daniel Miessler
06:51 - Step-by-Step Guide to Installing Fabric on Your Computer
09:03 - Finalizing Fabric Setup and API Configuration
10:03 - Understanding Fabric's Framework and AI Model Integration
11:02 - Connecting to Remote AI Servers with Fabric
11:31 - Secure Remote Access with Twingate
12:45 - Advanced Usage of Fabric: Creating Custom Commands and Patterns
16:15 - How to Create and Implement Your Own Patterns in Fabric
18:18 - Managing and Updating Custom Patterns in Fabric
20:56 - Philosophical Insights on Human Augmentation with AI by Daniel Miessler
23:00 - Practical Benefits of Using Fabric for Content Filtering and Engagement
26:09 - Balancing AI Assistance with Human Effort for Optimal Learning and Growth
28:19 - Personal Applications of Fabric in Daily Life and Learning
29:10 - Introduction to NetworkChuck Academy and Future Projects
29:27 - Saving and Integrating Fabric Outputs with Obsidian for Organized Note-taking

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[NetworkChuck]

Join NetworkChuck as we delve into the revolutionary AI tool, Fabric, designed to augment human capabilities by seamlessly integrating AI into daily tasks. In this comprehensive tutorial, NetworkChuck breaks down how to set up and utilize Fabric to enhance productivity and streamline workflows. Discover how Fabric's open-source, crowd-sourced prompts, known as patterns, can solve specific problems and how you can even create your own. Whether you're a tech enthusiast or a professional looking to leverage AI in practical ways, this video is your gateway to mastering Fabric and transforming your digital interactions.



Follow Daniel Miessler:







**Sponsored by Twingate



00:00 - Introduction to Fabric: An Open Source AI Tool
00:06 - What is Fabric? Explained by Creator Daniel Miessler
00:28 - How to Set Up and Use Fabric
00:39 - Practical Demonstration: Using Fabric for YouTube Transcripts
01:34 - Deep Dive into Fabric's Core Functionality and AI Integration
02:00 - Extract Wisdom: The Secret Sauce of Fabric
03:04 - Open Source Prompts in Fabric: Transparency and Control
04:03 - Reducing Friction with AI: The Philosophy Behind Fabric
05:09 - Real-world Application: Integrating Fabric with Personal Data
05:34 - Introducing the World of Text Concept by Daniel Miessler
06:51 - Step-by-Step Guide to Installing Fabric on Your Computer
09:03 - Finalizing Fabric Setup and API Configuration
10:03 - Understanding Fabric's Framework and AI Model Integration
11:02 - Connecting to Remote AI Servers with Fabric
11:31 - Secure Remote Access with Twingate
12:45 - Advanced Usage of Fabric: Creating Custom Commands and Patterns
16:15 - How to Create and Implement Your Own Patterns in Fabric
18:18 - Managing and Updating Custom Patterns in Fabric
20:56 - Philosophical Insights on Human Augmentation with AI by Daniel Miessler
23:00 - Practical Benefits of Using Fabric for Content Filtering and Engagement
26:09 - Balancing AI Assistance with Human Effort for Optimal Learning and Growth
28:19 - Personal Applications of Fabric in Daily Life and Learning
29:10 - Introduction to NetworkChuck Academy and Future Projects
29:27 - Saving and Integrating Fabric Outputs with Obsidian for Organized Note-taking

[JSRJS]

"Don''t Worry I'll have a link in the description with instructions..."- NO LINK!

[cease]

I watched Daniel's video/interview with David Bombal and was super interested in learning more about Fabric at that time, but it wasn't really a how-to video and more of an overview. Super glad that you broke it down into an easy-to-digest video. Great work.

[neverevenwaso]

I feel like there is a crazy level of potential here to create a recursive ai model that could after a user asks a question, dynamically generate a new pattern specifically optimized for that task and use that new pattern for that question. Analogous to the Mixture of Experts approach used in the Mixtral models, giving this MoE ability to any model of the users choosing. Imagine a model that on the fly, makes an expert for you specifically to answer questions or even complete tasks, solely inferred from a single prompt or question. Amazing video and tutorial! Definitely going to try to make something like I talked about above!

[VulnerableU]

Been a Fabric power user for a bit now. Love to see it getting this much attention. The power is the framework to load in your own personal prompts in a collection. Powerful group of patterns = a superpower!

[priyojitdeb]

"you dont have to be an expert to be able to share stuff" spot on

[alexkatsanos]

Yes Chuck please more of these types of videos using AI to make your life better and to organize better.

[ryanspooner]

I am working to create a Local AI setup. Part of that is building out a Second Brain, a la Tiago Forte. A Terry-like rig is also a priority. Combining Ollama, Twingate, Fabric, and Obsidian are great ideas. Please teach us more about AI tooling and how you use it to augment personal, professional, and spiritual growth. On that last note: I am glad you talk about your faith on this channel. It is not distracting or misplaced and it is encouraging to hear. Keep up the hard work!

[rodneyaz]

🤯 mind blown. What a great project and what a great quick tutorial of how to get started. Id love see and hear more about fabric for sure!

[noslengashi]

I'm definitely using ai wrong. Everytime I ask something it gets flagged or he can't answer that

[KCMNJL]

Pretty cool stuff. I will say though, missing a trick with the "Improve Pattern" pattern.... should be able to pipe the improvement into a helper utility that creates and stores your own patterns without having to jump through those hoops.

[mvpilgrim]

Thanks so much. I want to organize with Fabric/Obsidian as well. Neat examples from your church. Taking care of the littlest little ones is a wonderful thing! Blessings.

[itmunky]

Anyone else just hanging around waiting for @NetworkChuck to post a video on Obsidian?

I use it every day, but I always like seeing other people's setups.

I also proceeded to document this video in my vault

[justaweeb]

I love that you show these cool things I’ve never heard of before, please keep doing it! 😊

[Carface]

I'll download Fabric and use it to summarize this video (irony)

[SirTodd.]

this is incredibly useful. thanks for sharing this!

I had been working on a somewhat similar framework, but I got overwhelmed and stopped. I'm so happy this is available!

[CrosswindsVideo]

Great video, Chuck! I am a pastor with an IT background, and I found your example of analyzing sermons very interesting. I have been sharing some of the prompts I have created to study the bible with other pastors and my congregation through the open web UI server I set up after watching another video you did about your AI server at home. You are doing great work that is helping us fulfill the Great Commission in new ways. Thanks again! This fabric thing is really cool! Like the potential of it.

[Viralvlogvideos]

I will use fabric to transcript this video rather than watching 30mins long video

[sean_vikoren]

love the direction - obsidian is blowing my mind - you are amazing - cheers

[andywoodruff]

This was an amazing video. I'd watch more videos exploring AI tools. I really appreciate the focus on practicality and leveling ourselves up.