In partnership with
Cursor

Engineering-led. Agent-powered.

Fabric is Cursor's first official partner in Australia and across Asia Pacific & Japan, at its highest tier. Agents do the building. Our engineers decide where they belong, and own what ships.

Fabric colleagues working together in the room and joining by video across APJ
First

Official Cursor partner in Australia and the APJ region.

Highest tier

Cursor's top partner status across APJ, with direct product access.

70+

Fabric Forward Deployed Engineers trained and certified — with our entire engineering workforce to follow.

709,000

lines of legacy code modernised in three months

The shift

Software engineering just changed shape

Code completion was the small version of this. Agents now take the repetitive middle of delivery: scaffolding, migrations, test coverage, boilerplate. That gives engineers their time back for the work that needs judgement.

This isn't about replacing engineers. It's about amplifying them and pointing them at the work that actually matters.

A Fabric colleague talking the team through her work
How we deliver

Agents do the work. Our engineers own the outcome.

The question was never whether to use agents. It's which judgements they take, which stay with a person, and who decided. Get that wrong in one direction and quality quietly drops. Get it wrong in the other and your engineers become a review queue: the same bottleneck, one step later and harder to see.

Agents build

Cursor's multi-model platform lets agents take on the repetitive, high-volume engineering work — scaffolding, implementation, refactoring, tests and documentation — at a speed no manual team can match.

Engineers orchestrate

Certified engineers decide which calls agents take and which stay with a person, then build the rules and workflows that hold that line when delivery gets busy.

Governance makes it scale

Security, compliance and quality are engineered into the workflow from day one, not reviewed at the end. That's what turns a promising pilot into something a risk team will approve for production.

The result: the velocity of agentic development, with the assurance enterprise organisations can't operate without.

Two Fabric engineers reviewing code together at a desk
Why Cursor

We stayed technology-agnostic. So did they.

Fabric has been technology agnostic since day one. We choose tools that fit the problem in front of us, not the vendor we're closest to. Our engineers tested Cursor on real codebases before we committed to it.

We didn't want to standardise our engineers on a single model. Cursor gives us a harness to use different frontier and coding models against the same engineering workflow.

James Garner · Head of Engineering

We can see how people are using the different models and agent capabilities, which means we can understand where AI is creating value rather than treating adoption as a vanity metric.

James Garner · Head of Engineering
For your organisation

What this means for you

By embedding agentic AI across engineering workflows — and governing it properly — we help organisations modernise the entire software delivery lifecycle.

Faster delivery, same rigour

Agentic workflows compress delivery timelines without trading away quality or control.

Engineers on the hard problems

Agents absorb the repetitive build; your people focus on architecture, security and customer experience.

Governed by design

Security, compliance and regulatory readiness are built into the workflow from the start, not retrofitted before go-live.

Production, not pilots

A repeatable, agent-powered practice that scales across complex enterprise environments — instead of dying as a promising experiment.

Evidence

We were already building this way

The partnership standardises a practice we've been running on client work for a while.

Fabric team working through a problem at the whiteboard
Discovery

When building gets cheap, choosing gets expensive

If a working prototype takes days instead of months, the risk in a programme moves. It stops being can we build this in time and becomes are we building the right thing, a question no agent answers.

So we apply the same thinking to discovery. Transcripts become themes in hours, and concepts reach real users while they're still cheap to change. Every Fabric discovery pairs a product lead, a technical lead and a design lead, so the customer, technical and commercial questions get argued out at the same table.

The checks sit where they earn their place: when AI names a theme, it has to produce the quotes behind it. That's cheap, and it's exactly where a plausible-sounding insight falls apart. Reading every draft line by line is neither.

Our engineers

An investment in our people

Every Fabric engineer gets the training and certification to use agents across the delivery lifecycle, and more room to spend their time on the problems that made them want to do this work.

Fabric engineer at work
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Ready to build what's next?

Whether you're exploring agentic software development or modernising your engineering capability, we can help you unlock the full potential of AI-native delivery — safely, and at scale. Tell us where you're up to.

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