You Only Have 1 Day Left For These Fable 5 Use Cases (Or Pay Thousands)
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00:00:00We only have one day left until we lose the most powerful AI model in the world,
00:00:04Claude Fable 5. So the obvious question is, what should we be doing with the limited time
00:00:10remaining? Well, that is exactly what I'm going to be showing you in this video, as I give you
00:00:14five different things that you need to knock out in the next 24 hours alongside their exact
00:00:19prompts. Because unless you plan on spending thousands of dollars on the Fable 5 API,
00:00:25now might be the last chance you have to use this thing.
00:00:28Now, before we jump into the actual use cases, a quick word on tokens and usage, because
00:00:33while we only have a day left, I don't want you to go out there, knock out the first two
00:00:37use cases, and then you've blown through your usage. So it's important we monitor it until
00:00:42we get to use case number five, in which case we're just going to go crazy. So we're looking
00:00:46at DeepSuite, which is a benchmark. And what this is showing us is that we don't need to
00:00:50be on max or extra high effort level when it comes to Fable 5. In fact, we can be on high
00:00:57or even better, medium or low, and still do better than Opus 4.8. And not only do we do
00:01:03better than Opus 4.8 in these effort levels, it's also significantly cheaper. When we look
00:01:08at medium, we're seeing $13 to $6. So it's half as expensive as Opus. And when we look
00:01:13at low, it's even more significant, $376 versus $13. So I highly suggest for these first few
00:01:20use cases, stick it on medium, you could even go to low if you press for usage. And then as
00:01:25we get closer to that deadline, then go ahead and ramp it up. That way you can get everything
00:01:31you can out of this model. Now, the first thing we're going to do in this last 24 hours
00:01:35is probably the most obvious. And that is to use Fable 5 to create plans for Opus 4.8 to
00:01:40execute down the line. The prompt I'm showing you right here is what you should use. Now, this
00:01:45is assuming you have some sort of code base or some sort of project you're already working
00:01:49on. This is going to allow Fable 5 to go through your code base from top to bottom and figure
00:01:53out what needs to change and what Opus 4.8 needs to actually execute on the ground to get
00:01:58to an end state that Fable 5 thinks makes sense. Now, this also applies to brand new projects.
00:02:04So you can very easily edit this prompt to start on a completely new project. And while I have
00:02:10this rank the top five changes by leverage and tell me what to do first, you can very easily
00:02:15have this be uncapped and it shows you every single possible change you need to make and
00:02:19why they are important. And so when I ran that on one of my code bases, here's what it came
00:02:23back with. And it came back with a specific plan for each big issue. So it gave me five
00:02:28different markdown files that I can hand Opus for one specific code base. So it's very, very
00:02:33thorough. Now, use case number two is creating a second brain with Fable 5 in combination with
00:02:38Obsidian. Now, the second brain we're going to create is based on Andre Carpathie's LLM
00:02:42knowledge base post, which talks about how to use Obsidian and Claude code to create this.
00:02:46This is what the prompt is going to do for you. And as cool as these sort of visuals look,
00:02:50this isn't where the value lies in these sort of second brain systems. The value lies in our
00:02:55ability to give Claude code a map of a bunch of interconnected documents that allow Claude
00:03:00code to answer questions quickly and correctly about huge corpuses of knowledge. We can have literally
00:03:07millions of documents as part of our second brain system and Claude code can navigate just fine
00:03:12because it's going to navigate it in this sort of manner. Now, I'm not going to turn this into a
00:03:15second brain video, but just so you understand, it's going to designate some folder as the vault
00:03:21once you start using Obsidian. And what Fable 5 is going to do is it's going to take whatever
00:03:25markdown files you have or create whatever markdown files you want. So if you want a second brain
00:03:30about a particular code base or some sort of project you're working on, it's going to divvy it up in this
00:03:34manner where we have one section is sort of the unstructured data. We have a second section full
00:03:39of structured data and then a third section, which is all about our output. So think like slide decks,
00:03:44write ups, that sort of thing. All in all, it gives us a system that allows Claude code to know you
00:03:50and your projects. And if you want to take this a step further and you're really into Obsidian,
00:03:54you can turn this into a whole command center like I have, where you then have all these second brain
00:03:59metrics pumped onto a screen that you can also have the terminal be a part of. But whether you create a
00:04:04command center or some sort of OS at the end of the day, creating a second brain does have a ton
00:04:08of benefits if you're someone who works in really markdown heavy spaces. So before we move on to use case
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00:04:42The use case number three is a self audit. We are going to have Fable take a look at our last 30 days
00:04:46worth of sessions, which could be hundreds of sessions for some of you. And we're going to have
00:04:50it pull out three things. One, the top five repeated patterns with counts. What are you constantly doing?
00:04:56Two, three skills you would create from those patterns and then go ahead and create those skills.
00:05:02And then three, the biggest inefficiency in how I prompt. So all this data and it's saying,
00:05:08Hey, what can we pull from what you've been doing and turn them into skills? What can we codify?
00:05:13And then also like, what are your inefficiencies? What are you kind of doing wrong when it comes to using
00:05:17cloud code? How can you just level up as an operator? That is what this prompt is going to give you.
00:05:22And what you could add here as a fourth thing, which I didn't, is having it take a look at your
00:05:26sessions pre Fable and post Fable and seeing if it can pull out anything of use there. Maybe you've
00:05:33been operating differently using Fable versus Opus. Maybe it's also working different when we talk about
00:05:38Fable versus Opus. There's a lot of people who will tell you, Hey, here's some sort of prompt you can
00:05:42use for distilling Fable and turning into Opus. Understand that's kind of nonsense. The model is
00:05:48the model. We can give it a skill and you can say, Hey, this is how Fable works. I want Opus to work
00:05:53that way. It's not really going to work the way you think it is, but there might be some on the margin
00:05:59things in terms of just how you speak to it that it might be able to pull out from this session audit.
00:06:04Now, use case number four is definitely in the same vein of auditing. While in three,
00:06:09we take a look at how we've been using Claude and what sort of is missing, what skills don't
00:06:13exist that should exist. Well, now we're going to take a look at skills that do exist and seeing,
00:06:17can we improve these? Because this is really important because skills are probably the highest
00:06:23leverage thing when it comes to Claude code. The idea that we can be somewhat deterministic and how
00:06:27Claude does things. Well, that's what skills are all about. Whether it's from a workflow sense or from
00:06:33like a, Hey, you're really bad at this. I eat front end design. Here's some instructions for you to follow to make that
00:06:38better. And so what this is going to do is it's going to create an entire table for you and decide
00:06:42if this is a keep, if this is a merge, if this is a rewrite, or if it's a delete. And then it's going
00:06:47to rewrite the three worst descriptions when it comes to trigger accuracy and fix the worst skill.md body.
00:06:54So we're identifying the troublemakers and we're just going to go ahead and fix the worst offenders
00:06:58right away. Now, this brings us to our last use case. And like I alluded to in the beginning,
00:07:03this is where we're going to burn our tokens. We're finally going to get our money's worth out of
00:07:06anthropic. And we're going to do that by playing around with the effort level. Specifically,
00:07:11we are going to be going into ultra code and we're going to be bringing in dynamic workflows
00:07:16into the equation. And you're going to be pointing ultra code, fable five at whatever wild project
00:07:23you are thinking about. Now, the great thing with ultra code is you don't even have to come up with a
00:07:29great prompt. I suggest you start with something like deep research, have it fan out and figure out what
00:07:35is the best way to attack whatever problem you have, it's going to create like 100 sub agents,
00:07:39it's going to do adversarial review, and it will come back with report answering whatever question
00:07:43you have. From there, have it not only take that information and come with a plan, have it actually
00:07:49execute it. We've talked in tons of videos about like, hey, here's ways to save tokens with fable
00:07:54five advisor mode. Have Opus do it. Not today. Have it do everything and have it do it in ultra code.
00:08:00Have it come up with a custom dynamic workflow for how to execute it and just let it go to work and
00:08:05let it go to work till it burns up all the usage you have because it might be a while before you see it
00:08:10again. So those were my five ways to use fable five in the last 24 hours. I hope you get used
00:08:16out of at least one of them and definitely use ultra code at the end, right? You don't want to leave
00:08:21any usage on the table. So as always, let me know in the comments what you thought. Make sure to check
00:08:26out Chase AI plus if you want to get your hands on the cloud code masterclass. And besides that,
00:08:30I'll see you around.