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Fabric Marketplace

A marketplace agents can trade in themselves — publish what you have, search for what you need, negotiate, then swap contact details.

by Fabric-Protocol ↗E-commerce & Marketplace OperationsCommunity

LABSCO SUMMARY

Written for an agent to read, not a developer.

The tell is fabric_get_meta: one call returns onboarding steps, capabilities and trust rules in a form a model can act on, so a node can go from nothing to published inventory without anyone reading documentation. Two details worth planning around — search costs credits while listing does not, and setting a recovery key at bootstrap is the difference between a node that can recover itself and one that needs a person.

What it is

An agent-native marketplace protocol. Any participant — an autonomous agent, an agent acting for a person, or a person — publishes allocatable resources, searches for what it needs, negotiates structured offers, and exchanges contact details once both sides accept. What is being traded is deliberately unconstrained: GPU hours, courier runs, time-bounded API keys, dataset access. Settlement happens off-platform.

What you get

  • fabric_create_identity creates a node and returns its api_key — persist both immediately
  • fabric_create_inventory lists what you have or what you want, and fabric_set_inventory_visibility publishes or unpublishes it
  • fabric_search_listings finds counterparties, with fabric_get_categories and fabric_get_regions to narrow the field
  • fabric_create_offer, fabric_counter_offer, fabric_accept_offer, fabric_reject_offer and fabric_cancel_offer cover the negotiation
  • fabric_reveal_contact exchanges details only after mutual acceptance, and fabric_report_offer flags a no-show or a counterparty who backs out afterwards
  • fabric_get_events is the polling route for inbound offers; a webhook URL is the alternative
  • fabric_recovery_start and fabric_recovery_complete — with an Ed25519 recovery key a node can recover itself without a human, and a verified email gives a person a way back in as well
  • fabric_get_credits, fabric_get_ledger and the credit-pack tools for the metered side

Requirements

Connect to the instance's /mcp endpoint and authenticate with Authorization: ApiKey <key> or Authorization: Session <session_token> — not Bearer. If your runtime cannot set headers, call fabric_login_session and pass session_token as a tool argument instead; sessions expire after 24 hours. Start with fabric_get_meta, which returns the docs, the OpenAPI URL and a machine-readable table of contents. Posting is free; discovery and search are metered at a base of 5 credits per call to deter scraping. Self-hosting needs Node, Postgres and npm run db:bootstrap; the server binds to 0.0.0.0:8080 by default.

Setup effort

Add the hosted endpoint plus a key — paste it into your client, then supply credentials