NEW Claude Fable 5 Mission Control is WILD!

**Julian Goldie** (0:00)
So, Claude Fable 5 just dropped, and today I want to show you exactly how I plugged it into a powerful agent operating system and how you can create your own using Claude Fable 5 Bear in mind, it's only available for 2 weeks on these subscriptions. Now is the time to make the most of it. I'm going to show you exactly how to use it and how you can build amazing systems where you can build Claude Fable 5, you can create anything you want. For example, here, we've already tested out, and then we've saved all of the stuff that we've created, Claude Fable 5 over here, right? So this is all stuff that we've created, and then we can see it in one place, we've got it organized, it's designed exactly how I want it. It's created some pretty interesting stuff, which is awesome, very visual animations, as you can see right here.
We've done this all with Fable 5
Literally whilst I was talking to you, it's very quick and easy to set this up.
Let me show you exactly how this works and what we've done here. Basically, we have an agent operating system, and the difference between this and something else is basically, back in the day, you might have Claude in a separate tab and start using it over here. But the biggest issue of that is that when you're doing this, you're basically parking a Ferrari in a parking garage, right? Because how are you going to get the full power of something? How are you going to create memory? How are you going to organize Claude inside a chat window like this with your other AI agents like Hermes or OpenClaw or Anti-Gravity or whatever? You can't. And so what we've built here is a Claude Fable 5-powered agent OS system. And then when the models drop or when new models come out, etc., we can always plug those in as well. And so literally today, Anthropic shipped Claude Fable 5, which is the most powerful Claude ever released to the public. It's already scoring 95% on SW BenchVerified. It's double Opus 4.8 on Frontier Code Benchmarks. It's got a million-token context window. And as soon as I woke up and saw this announcement, I'd already plugged it into my agent operating system.
And so everything gets smarter at once. I'm going to explain exactly how this works. Now, if you look at this system here, we've got a mission control, we've got paperclip built-ins, we have a full organization of AI agents, and we can easily plug Claude Fable 5 into that. We can see what we've built, for example. We can see previous stuff that we've created. We even got an AI agent mastermind. And if we go over here, we can see that Claude was organizing my whole team. So it can have a group chat with the rest of my other AI agents, like Hermes, Gemini, and everything else. Now, on top of that, we have Claude ready to go. And for example, we can plug in ANT CLI here. We can use the agent section. We can use UltraCode, which is basically like Teams agents as well. And so every new feature that comes out for Claude, we can plug into this system. And also Claude helped build it. Let me show you an example. So on the backend here, as soon as Claude came out, I was like, can you make sure that anywhere we're using Claude inside the agent operating system, we use Claude 5 instead.
And literally within minutes of sending that message, we'd already plugged the new model into our system. So it replaced Claude Opus 4.8, right? In the agent room, it replaced Haiku. And everything you can see here is all powered by Claude Fable 5 with the CLI. And the cool thing about this is you've got a system where you can change everything instead of having to rely on one model or one workflow. And so you become very adaptable when these new models come out, which is pretty cool. Otherwise, every time a new model drops, your stack lags behind it because you've probably got APIs running. You've got tools that don't update. You've got, for example, workflows powered by old versions of Opus, or for example, old versions of Sonnet, not very good. And so this method is way more powerful. So this is the way that I'd recommend thinking. If you haven't already, definitely start thinking about this because it will save you a lot of time. So let me give you an example. Claude 5 drops on a Tuesday. Within 5 minutes of me waking up and seeing the announcement, I've got it already running inside the Agent Operating System, right? The Claude tab, the Agent Room Debates, the SEO Engine, one model across every surface. And so the strongest model alive is now the brain behind every workflow that I run inside this system. And then if the model drops, which it will in a couple of weeks, no problem, we can get 4.8 back in there in one click. So that's how powerful this stuff is. Now you might think, OK, that sounds technical. How do you plug Claude into your whole system like this?