Fable 5 --> any opinions?

been trying to use Claude more for diligence, memo work, some light excel / model work, like auditing formulas etc but want to see how everyone else is using it? 

has Fable 5 been a game changer in anyway and can you share any ideas how i can improve my own AI game?

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I don’t use prompts much anymore, for a lot of the tasks, I’ve basically compiled instructions and told Fable to make a skill. I have a skill called market structure and it goes through a checklist of questions  or one for pricing power. It gives me a detailed output that i can read. Then i upload all the markdown files and use another skill called initial email template which formats the information from various skills into my normal first email template. Setting this up took a weekend the first time and then it’s been refined over time.

For data cuts / charts, i have a standard dashboard skill. I refined that skill using another skill that was made from a textbook on graphical presentations + our internal formatting preferences.

 

My answer isn’t related to the Anthropic’s Fable 5 itself but I find it interesting how much federal oversight is in these massive AI corporations for example I recommend researching EO 14409

Gideon Rose
 

Incredible. I'm a founder and use it to code, and it understands long-term thinking way better than Opus while also picking up on things I would've had to specify a few months ago. ALthough this is after ~6 months of creating a dev process and automating everything together so I just tell it what I want and it implements the features (full issue -> PR for any devs out there). Pretty cool stuff. 

 

ojapar20

For software and creative work, it's game changing.

@Ozymandia  @IsItREPE getting destroyed everyday.

Why do you keep tagging me in this stupidity? 

And AI isn’t creative. It’s all slop stolen from the intellectual property of actually creative people. 

...but is it REPE?
 

It's stolen work, repackaged into sloppy hallucinations.

This moron's only point is that it is revolutionizing software coding (which, it isn't).  Which makes it about as "revolutionary" as the handheld calculator, and that's the best case scenario!

 

Do skills really repeatedly work for you guys? I feel like I need to constantly remind it of even simple instructions within a skill (stuff that id think would be as easy to remember as brevity/length of a memo section). Then I hear a few folks say they are automating a ton of stuff with skills but that just does not line up with what I see in practice. I end up having to remind it of instructions embedded within the skill every couple requests. User error on my part? People stretching the truth on their part? 

 

Yeah people don’t consider this aspect of having a massive talent / context window, especially in projects that last a looooong time. I’ve tried asking Claude to make my reminders and tweaks a durable log that survives compaction, which of course takes even more of the context after compaction but does seem to boost accuracy. The “drift” from already given instructions still exists though.

 

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