Equinix Agent Kit

Agent-native Fabric operations, packaged like developer infrastructure.

Last updated April 30, 2026 Read time 4 min Edit on GitHub →

This local kit turns the demo into a believable product surface: MCP setup, account preflight, quote-aware pricing, Terraform review, and observability hooks in one installable agent workflow. It is meant to be reviewed in a single sitting — read this overview first, then jump to Quickstart when you are ready to wire it to a client.

Connect an agent

Configure Claude Desktop, Cursor, or VS Code against the Fabric MCP endpoint.

 Use governed components

Compose pricing.md, preflight, tool trace, and Terraform PR components.

 Run the workbench

Generate a plan-only private AI inference topology from intent.

Design principles

  • Every mutating MCP tool has a visible approval gate.
  • Commercial estimates come from an LLM-readable pricing contract, not inferred prose.
  • Terraform is a review artifact until account assets, permissions, and quote validation pass.
  • Agent actions are attributable to a dedicated MCP user with scoped permissions.
  • Trace data is exportable and survives long enough to support a security review.

Reference architecture

The agent flows from intent through a chain of read-only discovery, account preflight, and a Terraform review artifact. Apply only happens after a human approves the PR and the preflight passes. This is the loop the kit is shaped to run safely. 

intent
  -> pricing.md contract
  -> Fabric MCP read tools
  -> account preflight
  -> Terraform PR
  -> human approval
  -> MCP create/update tools
  -> observability stream

What this product would add

Equinix already has the raw material: Fabric APIs, Terraform modules, MCP servers, portal context, and new Fabric Intelligence positioning. The Agent Kit packages those surfaces into a developer-grade operating model that feels closer to Stripe or Cloudflare: composable docs, safe defaults, copyable configuration, and account-aware actions.

The kit is not a replacement for the Equinix portal. It is a parallel surface for the platform engineers who would rather review a PR than click through a wizard, and for the agents those engineers want to delegate to.