These pages describe Fibric’s target architecture. Public CLI, API, SDK, and sandbox access are not available. Examples do not establish deployed capabilities.
Fibric documentation
Reference material for the operator platform: events, capabilities, connectors, policy, and execution.
The platform
Fibric runs named AI operators across software and hardware. Operators use connected context to propose structured plans. The execution path checks capabilities and permissions before an allowed action proceeds.
BearScope is the live customer-operations product. The broader platform, CLI, API, and SDK described here are in development or managed early access. The examples explain the intended contract.
Core concepts
- Events
- Source context, entity, reseller, tenant, and domain payload.
- Operators
- A named task, required inputs, and a structured proposed plan.
- Connectors
- Capabilities bound to the software or equipment in a deployment.
- Execution
- Policy checks, per-entity coordination, and idempotency controls.
- Records
- The request, decision, and reported outcome available for review.
Start here
Availability
For a managed project, confirm the deployed runtime and supported interfaces with Fibric. A code example or reference endpoint does not establish public access or an enabled production capability.