fabric-api
Create, search, and manage Fabric resources via the Fabric HTTP API (notepads/notes, folders, bookmarks, files, tags).
What this skill does
# Fabric API (HTTP via Node/Python)
Use this skill when you need to **read or write content in a user's Fabric workspace** using the Fabric HTTP API (`https://api.fabric.so`).
This version avoids bash-only wrapper scripts. It ships **cross-platform** helpers:
- Node: `{baseDir}/scripts/fabric.mjs` (recommended)
- Python: `{baseDir}/scripts/fabric.py`
## Critical gotchas (read first)
- **There is no** `POST /v2/notes` endpoint in the bundled OpenAPI spec. To create a “note”, use **`POST /v2/notepads`**.
- Most create endpoints require **`parentId`**:
- A folder UUID **or** one of: `@alias::inbox`, `@alias::bin`
- Notepad creation requires:
- `parentId`
- and **either** `text` (markdown string) **or** `ydoc` (advanced/structured)
- `tags` must be **an array of objects**, each item **either**:
- `{ "name": "tag name" }` **or** `{ "id": "<uuid>" }`
- Never strings, never nested arrays.
- **Field name gotcha:** the API schema uses `name` (not `title`). If the user says “title”, map it to `name` in requests.
When the user doesn’t specify a destination folder, default to:
- `parentId: "@alias::inbox"`
## Setup (OpenClaw / Clawdbot)
This skill expects the Fabric API key in:
- `FABRIC_API_KEY`
OpenClaw config example (`~/.openclaw/openclaw.json`):
```json5
{
skills: {
entries: {
"fabric-api": {
enabled: true,
apiKey: "YOUR_FABRIC_API_KEY"
}
}
}
}
```
Notes:
- `apiKey` is a convenience for skills that declare `primaryEnv`; it injects `FABRIC_API_KEY` for the duration of an agent run.
- Don’t paste the API key into prompts, client-side code, or logs.
## HTTP basics
- Base URL: `https://api.fabric.so` (override with `FABRIC_BASE` if needed)
- Auth header: `X-Api-Key: $FABRIC_API_KEY`
- JSON header (for JSON bodies): `Content-Type: application/json`
## Convenience scripts (cross-platform)
### Node helper (recommended)
```bash
node {baseDir}/scripts/fabric.mjs GET /v2/user/me
node {baseDir}/scripts/fabric.mjs POST /v2/notepads --json '{"name":"Test note","text":"Hello","parentId":"@alias::inbox"}'
```
### Python helper
```bash
python3 {baseDir}/scripts/fabric.py GET /v2/user/me
python3 {baseDir}/scripts/fabric.py POST /v2/notepads --json '{"name":"Test note","text":"Hello","parentId":"@alias::inbox"}'
```
Notes:
- Both helpers print the response body on success.
- On HTTP errors (4xx/5xx), they print `HTTP <code> <reason>` to stderr **and still print the response body**, then exit non‑zero (similar to `curl --fail-with-body`).
- If you pass an absolute URL (`https://...`), the helpers **do not** attach `X-Api-Key` unless you explicitly pass `--with-key`.
## Core workflows
### 1) Create a notepad (note)
Endpoint: `POST /v2/notepads`
Rules:
- Map user “title” → `name`
- Use `text` for markdown content
- Always include `parentId`
- If you’re debugging 400s, start minimal (required fields only), then add `name`, then `tags`.
Minimal create:
```bash
node {baseDir}/scripts/fabric.mjs POST /v2/notepads --json '{"parentId":"@alias::inbox","text":"Hello"}'
```
Create with a name:
```bash
node {baseDir}/scripts/fabric.mjs POST /v2/notepads --json '{"name":"Calendar Test Note","text":"Created via OpenClaw","parentId":"@alias::inbox"}'
```
Create with tags (correct shape):
```bash
node {baseDir}/scripts/fabric.mjs POST /v2/notepads --json '{"name":"Ideas","text":"# Ideas\\n\\n- First\\n- Second\\n","parentId":"@alias::inbox","tags":[{"name":"ideas"},{"name":"draft"}]}'
```
If you keep seeing tag validation errors, temporarily omit `tags` and create the notepad first.
### 2) Create a folder
Endpoint: `POST /v2/folders`
```bash
node {baseDir}/scripts/fabric.mjs POST /v2/folders --json '{"name":"My new folder","parentId":"@alias::inbox","description":null}'
```
### 3) Create a bookmark
Endpoint: `POST /v2/bookmarks`
```bash
node {baseDir}/scripts/fabric.mjs POST /v2/bookmarks --json '{"url":"https://example.com","parentId":"@alias::inbox","name":"Example","tags":[{"name":"reading"}]}'
```
### 4) Browse resources (list children of a folder)
Endpoint: `POST /v2/resources/filter`
Important:
- This endpoint’s `parentId` expects a **UUID** (not an alias).
- If you only have an alias, resolve it by listing resource roots and picking the inbox/bin folder ID.
```bash
node {baseDir}/scripts/fabric.mjs POST /v2/resources/filter --json '{"parentId":"PARENT_UUID_HERE","limit":50,"order":{"property":"modifiedAt","direction":"DESC"}}'
```
### 5) Search
Endpoint: `POST /v2/search`
Use search when the user gives a fuzzy description (“the note about…”).
```bash
node {baseDir}/scripts/fabric.mjs POST /v2/search --json '{"queries":[{"mode":"text","text":"meeting notes","filters":{"kinds":["notepad"]}}],"pagination":{"page":1,"pageSize":20},"sort":{"field":"modifiedAt","order":"desc"}}'
```
## Error handling + retries (practical guidance)
- **400 Bad Request**: schema validation. Re-check required fields, and that `tags` is `[{name}|{id}]` not nested.
- **401/403**: auth/subscription/permission. Stop and report the error details; don’t brute-force.
- **404**: wrong endpoint, wrong ID, or no access.
- **429**: rate limiting. Back off (sleep + jitter) and retry **reads**. Avoid blind retries on **create** (you may create duplicates).
- **5xx**: transient; retry with backoff.
## Reference files
- OpenAPI spec (source of truth): `{baseDir}/fabric-api.yaml`
- Extra schema notes: `{baseDir}/references/REFERENCE.md`
- Debug playbook: `{baseDir}/references/TROUBLESHOOTING.md`
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