For platform teams running regulated AI
Intent to priced Fabric design. Apply stays gated.
Fabric Projects is a workbench for private AI inference planning. Pricing comes from a
governed pricing.md contract, Terraform is a review artifact, and every
mutating MCP tool stops at an approval gate the agent cannot bypass.
10:42:18.241 read pricing_md.read 38ms 10:42:18.298 read equinix_fabric_search_metros 71ms 10:42:18.420 read equinix_fabric_search_service_profiles 132ms 10:42:18.604 mutating equinix_fabric_create_cloud_router blocked 10:42:18.611 mutating equinix_fabric_create_stream blocked → 3 read tools succeeded · 2 mutating tools blocked at preflight gate → Trace anchored to dedicated MCP user network-agent-mcp@continental.bank → Audit log: equinix:fabric:account-104233:trace:2026-05-01T10:42:18Z
+ resource "equinix_fabric_cloud_router" "ai_router" {
+ name = "fcr-ai-inference-ashburn"
+ type = "XF_ROUTER"
+ location = "AS"
+ package = "BASIC"
+
+ lifecycle {
+ prevent_destroy = true
+ }
+ }
+
+ module "groq_private_connection_intent" {
+ source = "../modules/provider-connection-intent"
+ provider_name = "Groq"
+ metro_code = "AS"
+ quote_status = "provider_price_missing"
+ apply_guard = "blocked_until_account_preflight_passes"
+ }
5,100 USD/mo
4 of 4 allowed
2 blocked
1.2s p50
Designed with platform teams from
Network plan
Private inference path, approval gated
Operational evidence
The agent shows its work before anything mutates.
Readiness gates
Agent tool path
Review artifact
Commercial gaps
We rejected three internal AI rollouts because nobody could prove the network path. What I want from Equinix is a workbench that produces a priced, governed Fabric design and a Terraform PR I can hand to my reviewers.
Equinix Agent Kit concept
Make the agent surface installable, inspectable, and quote-aware.
A localhost documentation set that packages the product idea as an Equinix-style agent kit: MCP connection, pricing.md contract, Terraform guardrails, and portal readiness checks. Designed to feel like adding a new SDK, not adopting a new platform.