You are using Claude Fable 5 wrong

**Greg Isenberg** (0:00)
I've got a dumb question. If the world's most powerful AI model just came out, Fable 5, how are we supposed to use it to make money and be more productive? I mean, I've seen some crazy examples on X of people one-shotting like a Monopoly game, and that's really cool. But how could I use this super intelligence and just point it to different problems to make me money and be more productive? That's what this episode is about. By the end of this episode, you're going to understand why Fable 5 really matters. But more importantly than that, you're going to understand practically how you can use Fable 5 to make money and be more productive. Now is the time that you have this unfair advantage for actually pointing this thing, this insanely powerful model, at problems that could build businesses that could make you more productive. And to be honest, it's a lot of fun. So enjoy the episode and I'll see you in there.
Oh, I needed to make this video. I needed to make this video because 99% of people are using Fable 5 wrong. I mean, this is the most powerful model that we've ever seen, and people are just, they're just using it the wrong way. They're not seeing all the opportunities, all the ways to make money, be more productive with it. So I had to make this episode where I break down how you're using Fable 5 wrong, what are a bunch of use cases and prompts that you can use today that's gonna help you, and a bunch of startup ideas that now, with the most powerful coding agent ever available to mankind, what has that unlocked? That's what this episode is all about. This is a huge unlock, yet all the episodes that I've seen and tutorials and videos that I've seen on the internet have been about benchmarks and things like that. But I wanted to get to the tactical use cases for Fable 5 so that you, after this video, if you stick around to the end, you understand how to use Fable 5 in terms of use cases and in terms of startup ideas so that you can actually build a business and start making money with Fable 5 Let's get right into it. The first thing is, this guy who works at Anthropic used Fable to edit and launch his own launch video. It looks spectacular. I can't believe how good it is.
I will say, he definitely had a good camera. You can see here, he's got a good setup, he's got this cool bookshelf, but he did 17 takes and four scenes.
And it ended up with this beautiful visual, right? And you can see the text looks amazing. This is something that would have cost hundreds of thousands of dollars to make, and using Fable to video edit is totally possible. The prompt is here, and I'm going to read it to you. I'm processing the recording of a bunch of videos in Fable full recording. The script for them is in Fable full recording, Fable 5 script. I want you to run the 11 Labs transcription service on them and stitch together the best shots into one final clip. A few notes, there are multiple takes per scene. The best takes are usually the one at the end with the fewest ums, but that can change. I also re-shot the first scene at the end. They should all be organized by timeline. For a few of them, I start the video by saying hey name as a way of starting the sentence warm. We should cut that out, create a JSON file, use FMMPEG, orchestrate this using workflows, slash goal, don't stop until you have the final video. So what do we learn from here? We know that he used 11 labs, he stitched together the best shots, they created a JSON file, he used FMMPEG, and he orchestrated all of this using workflows, using slash goal, and said don't stop until you have a final video.
And it worked. You know, I can go through this deck, but you can see here, he uses Whisper Flow, it removed all the ums, the subagents picked the best takes, the edit is in this JSON file, and then FMMPEG executes the JSON. It stitches together the first cut from the prompt, create a final scene using FMMPEG.
It actually color grades with this prompt. The color grading feels a bit muted, can you fix that? It's able to color grade and it looks amazing. Look at that. Just absolutely perfection. That's beautiful. And anyone who's ever done any color grading before knows how hard this is.
The static design frames are all there. He uses remotion to stitch it all together.