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I keep coming back to Fabric but not for the reason most people expect. It’s not the migration story that holds me, it’s the friction underneath it. The idea that machines and agents will need some shared way to coordinate, verify, and settle with each other feels real enough that I can’t just ignore it. That part makes sense.
What I’m not convinced about yet is the jump from a real problem to a necessary chain. I’ve seen that leap happen too many times. A clean thesis turns into a full stack ambition before the usage is even there. Fabric feels sharper than most projects, I’ll give it that, but sharp framing is not the same as earned demand.
So I’m watching it differently. Not as something that will migrate because it sounds right, but as something that has to prove it becomes hard to replace. If this coordination layer actually turns into something people depend on, then the bigger structure might justify itself.
Until then, it’s less conviction and more quiet observation.