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**Julian Goldie** (0:00)
So Fable 5 is only available for another three days right now. So we've got until July the 7th, and then after that, it will be available on the API only. And if you want to start using this, here's how I'd recommend you get the most out of it. Bear in mind, this is a very limited time frame. So if you're thinking about using it now is the time. Otherwise, you're going to miss out on this opportunity. So what is the best way to start using Claude Fable 5 right now? What I'd recommend is that you start reverse engineering what you're working on and then go from there, right? So most people are going to start just building out fancy web pages or building out a few landing pages here and there. I wouldn't do that. The way that I would look at this is, okay, what am I spending my time on? And then how can I automate things from there? So for example, if I spend a lot of time on SEO, guess what I'm going to build? I'm going to go and build an SEO tool that can create amazing content. Why would I do it right now? Because Fable 5 is the best at coding. Let me show you an example. Look, we've tested out 42 different builds with Fable 5, and we've compared that against every single model that's come out recently. And by far, on the lead board for a single model, not a system like Hermes mixture of agents or a system of panels like Fusion, by far the best available option for APIs right now is Claude Fable 5 And it can build some incredible things. I mean, this is pretty powerful stuff. Let me show you a few examples right here. And the thing to note here is that it can build incredible things. It's very good at UI, very good at apps. I mean, compared to other models, I would say, it's still not like perfect, but it can still build some pretty incredible things, as you can see right here. And we can also, for example, build out whole worlds and whole games and that sort of thing. But what I'd recommend for you is that you start to figure out, okay, what do I spend my time on? And that can only take, like maybe, it might only take you like 20 minutes to just write down, okay, these are all the tasks that I do day to day, and therefore I need to start automating them. Now, how would you do that? Where would you start? So I would break it down step by step. So the way that I tend to look at this is I'll do a time audit.
So that's step number one. So I'm gonna figure out, okay, where am I spending my time? What tasks take the most time? And then where can I go from there? So for example, if you spend a lot of time coming up with video research, you probably want a video agent. And that's why we've created something like this.
And what we've done inside.
Now where would you start? So once you've done the time audit and you figure out, okay, what am I spending my time on? What are the most time consuming tasks? Then you wanna go into something like Claude as you can see right here. And just make sure that you've selected Fable 5 from your list.
And just describe exactly what you want. So if it's like, okay, here's what I spend my time on. I spend a lot of time each day creating SEO articles, building our websites and trying to rank them with SEO. Please, can you build me a tool that helps fix that?
As simple as that. And then you can start building it out. Now, once you've done that, so you've done the time audit, you've built it out, you just wanna test plus iterate. So let me give you an example. A lot of the stuff that we've created with Fable 5, first time around actually didn't look that good. So when we were building out some of these tests right here, the first attempt from Fable 5 was not very good at all. But the more we iterated it, the more we tested it, the more you realize, okay, we need to add that, we need to change this, we need to improve that, et cetera. And it's the same with this whole system that we've got right here.
This is really the final piece of the puzzle. So I wouldn't just build out one workflow at a time. I would have multiple different tabs.
So for example, if we look at Fable 5 here, you can see all these different tabs of different things we've built, like for example, AISCO, we have the Hermes Speed Reader over here. We have a lead generation tool that we've built out. All of these are complete projects, but we do them in parallel in different conversations. And Claude Desktop is actually really good for that because you can select Fable 5 on each conversation, have multiple agents coding out at the same time, and then build out and automate whatever you need. And what I'd recommend is that you ask Fable 5 to slot them in to your existing mission control. Now, if you don't have a mission control, definitely worth building. But essentially this way, every single workflow that we have, we can scroll down here and we have it plugged in. So if I need to do some loop engineering, it's over here. If I need to do some SEO or a video agent, we've got it over here. If we need to generate some images, no problem, we've got this tab. So everything is just one click away and ready to go so that you have all of your workflows built inside one tidy system that can automate whatever you want. Now, after Fable 5 is removed from the subscription and you have to get credits for it, I think it's still going to be useful, but I would just use it for the big builds. The other thing that you could do here, if you're on very limited time, you're like, okay, I need to do this, but I don't have all day to sit down and get it fixed. It's just get Claude to build out the plan for you because there was some research from Kilo AI, and they were basically looking at, okay, if you have Fable 5 build and plan it, obviously, that can get quite expensive. But if you have Fable 5 just build out the plan, identify all the forks and all the potential decisions that have to be made inside that plan, and then you get a cheaper model to build it. Well, it's cheaper, but you also get the same output. So you can achieve really good outputs just by getting Fable 5 to plan the systems you want to build first and then move from there. So let's say we were, for example, trying to build a video agent. We could get Claude to plan out meticulously step by step, put that into a markdown file, and then we can give that plan to a cheaper models when we have more time, because obviously we only have like 72 hours to get the most out of this stuff. So you can have your smartest model write the plan inside every fork, aka Fable 5 So that could be like the hard calls, the edge cases, the exact maths, and this way you just get Fable 5 to do the full plan for you.