FABX for AI · MCP connector · coming soon

Every FABX tool, inside your AI.

Ask Claude or ChatGPT to "compress this photo to 20 KB" or "merge these three PDFs and Bates-number them" — and FABX does it. One connector, all the tools, no tab-switching.

Free tier at launch · works with Claude, ChatGPT and any MCP-capable agent
HereIn your browser, fully offline. Files never leave your device. Free, always.
In AIAdd one connector to Claude or ChatGPT. Say what you need; the file comes back done.

How it works

3 steps
1 · Add

Paste one URL

In Claude → Settings → Connectors (or ChatGPT → Apps), add mcp.fabxlabs.com. One approval, done.

2 · Ask

Say it in plain words

"Shrink this to under 100 KB", "split this PDF into 5 MB parts", "make a UPI QR for ₹500". Your AI picks the right FABX tool.

3 · Get

File comes back

Processed and returned in the chat. Files are processed in memory and deleted immediately — nothing is stored.

Tools the connector exposes

one connector · 19 tools

Why one connector, not many

You add it once. Your AI sees every tool by name and chooses the right one for the job — image, PDF or QR. Same privacy rule as the website: no accounts on your files, no storage, no training on your data.

1
connector to add
19
tools inside it
0
files stored
₹0
free tier

Questions

What is an MCP connector?

Model Context Protocol is the open standard AI assistants use to call outside tools. Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and many agents support it. A connector is just a URL you add once; after that the assistant can use the tools it provides.

Is it free?

There will be a free tier for personal use and paid keys for higher volume and teams. Pricing is announced at launch; waitlist members get early access.

Are my files uploaded?

Unlike the website tools, the connector processes files on our servers so your AI can hand them over. Files are held in memory only for the seconds needed and are never stored or used for training. If you need zero-upload processing, use the browser tools.

Can I use it in my own app or script?

Yes — the same endpoint works as a plain HTTP API with an API key. Documentation ships with the launch.