Fabric
Fabric is DX's context layer for AI agents, marketed as 'the context engine for AI-native engineering.' It turns an organization's software catalog into structured, live context that agents can query, and adds scorecards and self-service automation so agents can create services, provision infrastructure and resolve failing standards checks. Context is exposed to any MCP-compatible agent via the DX MCP server.
No published figures. Modular, developer-license-based, quote-only. Docs note 'Fabric availability is contingent on which product features are enabled for your account.'
What it does
- Knowledge retrieval
- Agent orchestration
- Workflow automation
Sources
- Pricing
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'DX offers modular pricing based on the insights and optimization tools your company needs.' No figures published.
- Description
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Official documentation · 5 Sep 2026
H1 'The context engine for AI-native engineering'. 'Transform your software catalog into a live source of truth. DX provides the essential context layer required to power agents and high performing teams.' KEY IDENTIFICATION FACT, independently re-confirmed by the verification pass 2026-09-05: the HTML title of this page is exactly 'Fabric | DX' and a 'Fabric' eyebrow sits above the H1 - which is how the product name was established, since DX's nav shows only the generic category label 'AI Enablement'. getdx.com/fabric/ serves the same page. Docs spell the formal name 'DX Fabric'.
- What it does
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Official documentation · 5 Sep 2026
'DX Fabric provides engineering teams with a central place to track their software health, build architectural context through Software catalog, and drive change throughout their organization.' Three components: Software Catalog, Scorecards, Self-Service.
- Sold within
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Official documentation · 5 Sep 2026
'Fabric availability is contingent on which product features are enabled for your account' - a module within the DX platform rather than a standalone SKU.
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