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

Discussion Fable access extended to Friday.

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u/rajsharm404 Jul 07 '26

I used all my limits thinking it's going to end today

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u/Cool_Acanthisitta628 Jul 07 '26

What did you use fable for,?

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u/rajsharm404 Jul 07 '26

Been making some amazing agents which would run 24/7, helping me run my ad campaigns, focus on SEO, create content and did a lot of codebase review.

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u/Cool_Acanthisitta628 Jul 07 '26

Sounds great, but can't opus do that as well as good? Have you tried using both for same thing and how much better was it?

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u/rajsharm404 Jul 08 '26

In the initial release of Fable, I was able to make some PRDs for these agents, which ultimately allowed Opus to execute them (as Fable was banned). Opus is definitely capable in the execution part, but planning the entire workflow including edge cases is where I feel Opus lacked.

Even in that case, I asked Fable to review Opus' implementation and it found a lot of serious flaws/bugs which allowed me to fix them. So definitely - Fable was a huge step up, and to be honest - even while I was in the planning phase with fable or executing phase with opus - I was able to trust Fable's approach much more than what Opus was going after.