@mattpocockuk That's how I use it and have been shocked when it has made fairly complex software with 30+ slices without stopping once. Incredible skills!
@daniel_mac8 IMO Fable is overkill as an orchestrator. Opus is more than enough, with Fable as a backup advisor if you are using API or /poormansadvisor if you're on a subscription. https://t.co/HuO9uT7EbU
@steipete I have a simple skill to do this - it is usage limit aware, and has a few different levels of delegation to codex. https://t.co/DDcuv2luVl
I'm in the process of adding gemini and openrouter to it as well.
@natiakourdadze I whipped this up quickly to show one really helpful use case I've found https://t.co/m0XtLPEE7W
Otherwise using it with /wayfinder is fantastic
@ClaudeDevs Its now updated to work with Fable, enjoy! The PR is just working through my /ship code review loop. (You can find that here if interested https://t.co/k5gVotnWV6)
@ClaudeDevs Long ago I wrote a skill to replicate this pattern within subscriptions, as advisor was at the time (and may still be?) an SDK/API credits only tool. https://t.co/HuO9uT7EbU I'll update it to work with Fable
@ThomasSowell Tariffs that save jobs in the steel industry mean higher steel prices, which in turn means fewer sales of American steel products around the world and losses of far more jobs than are saved.
https://t.co/HEl45FiKGQ
@mattpocockuk An example of the above: Claude came up with a complex way to monitor if a scraping job on another instance had failed. Boring version just had it create a cloud watch custom metric that reported in once a minute about the amount of record scraped in the last 60 seconds
@mattpocockuk Lastly I have a skill called boring-version which is a second adversarial challenge to make sure what is being built is the simplest version to satisfy the requirement.