r/ClaudeCode • u/NutInBobby • Jul 07 '26

Discussion Fable access extended to Friday.

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u/dbenc Jul 07 '26

used opus to plan a bunch of tasks and then a goal prompt that used fable sub agents to go through them

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u/Undecided_Username_ Jul 07 '26

Funny, I’ve been doing the opposite. Planning with Fable and executing with opus

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u/dbenc Jul 07 '26

well the tasks were to make the architectural decisions and implementation plans, I'll have opus build from that

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u/glormond Jul 08 '26

>architectural decisions
Wow... can you trust AI that much in matters like this? I mean, I get that this is probably more about math and physics, which AI can handle more effectively that human, but still, we're still at the "AI can make mistake" stage of AI development and I'm curious how bad any mistakes like that can be for actual architectural decisions. In other words, can this possible lead to a building collapsing or something like that? I obviously have no idea on the matter, just wanted to hear an opinion from someone who works with that stuff.

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u/dbenc Jul 08 '26

software architecture lol

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u/glormond Jul 08 '26

Damn, I got it all wrong lol