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Fable 5 is officially back online, and you're probably wondering how to use it without going broke.
Here's the advice from Anthropic engineers, and the exact system I've personally come up with to cut token costs by 50%+:
The 10-80-10 System - Biggest difference:
→ First 10% (Planning): Use Fable to define the structure, approach, success criteria, and constraints. Think of it as your architect. Get the plan right before anything else.
→ Middle 80% (Execution): Switch to a cheaper model. Opus 4.8 for standard work, Haiku for light tasks.
Pro tip here: Ask Fable to fan out subagents for/loops.

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Fable 5 relaunch:
> No coding
> Only available up to 50% of your usage limit
Still plenty we can do, but it's going to significantly limit what we can achieve with the model.

Who are the best Clippers on 𝕏?
I've got a huge opportunity for the right ones.
Tag them below. Reading everything.

Rumor has it that Fable 5 will be re-released today.
And I honestly don't know if it's a good thing.
Access will likely be gated behind government ID verification for US citizens only (rumors).
If true, think about that for a second.
I can't name a single piece of technology that was gated behind a government ID verification.
I really hope the rumors are false because if true, we are literally seeing the first glimpse of a government surveillance state.

Why is Claude so bossy nowadays?
No, I don't want to go to bed.
Just answer my fucking question.

The robotics industry is about to explode.
To help you research, I built the ultimate robotics Claude prompt.
It connects Claude to your brokerage, scans your current portfolio weightings, and advises you on exactly how to invest in robotics.
Everyone should use this:

When the news about GPT-5.6 broke, my stomach dropped.
We've officially hit a wall with AI, and this could very well be the pin that pops the bubble.
The entire global economy is riding on what happens next.
Nobody is connecting the dots - let me explain:
Right now, the entire economy is riding on one bet:
AI succeeds.
And almost nobody realises how exposed that leaves us.
In Q1 2026, AI capex accounted for ~75% of US GDP growth, and companies are expected to pour $800B+ into AI this year alone.
Strip out AI spending, and growth is effectively zero.
Here's where things gets dangerous:
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The only tweet you need to survive AI.
I recently sat down and wrote 10 "rules" to survive the upcoming AI era.
No AI slop - just my genuine thoughts.
If you're worried about job displacement, or any of the ripple effects of AI, I hope you read this:
Rule #1: Be fast
The #1 skill in the AI era is high agency. Information is no longer a moat. Your edge is now speed. Make it your goal to be someone who takes action quickly.
Rule #2: Build a business
AI is creating SO many business opportunities. Information is now abundant, and you have no excuse not to build a cash-flowing business.
Rule #3: Us