Fabric is one of the first official SpaceXAI partners in Australia and across Asia Pacific & Japan.

What this means for the work

Cursor is a coding tool. On its own it makes an engineer faster; it does not make enterprise delivery safer. What we have built around tools like it is the part that matters: the workflows that break work into steps an agent can be trusted with, the checks that run before a person reviews anything, and the governance gates that decide what ships. We call it the Fabric Harness, and you can read how it works on our AI page.

What we have already seen

The clearest evidence is in legacy modernisation. Using agents to read and map undocumented systems, we have cut the time to understand a legacy codebase by around 70 per cent, and the effort to migrate it by around 40 per cent, with our engineers reviewing every change that ships.

Our engineers

A group of Fabric Forward Deployed Engineers is currently in Cursor certification, with the rest of our engineering workforce to follow. They are the people who decide which calls an agent takes and which stay with a person.

We’re thrilled to see our team becoming Cursor certified. It’s a great reflection of Fabric’s commitment to moving fast, embracing new technology and staying ahead of where the industry is heading. Our agility and willingness to continuously evolve is what keeps us at the forefront.

Where to go next

If you are working out where AI actually fits in your delivery, start with how we work with AI. If you want the detail of the partnership itself, that is on our SpaceXAI partnership page.