Andrej Karpathy joined Anthropic five weeks ago and a friend on his team just shared the exact LOOPS(.)md file he actually uses.
Someone dropped it into their setup. The very first response was completely different, not slightly, completely. Claude stopped giving generic answers and started working exactly the way they think.
You don't talk to the model anymore. You build the system that talks to the model for you.
https://t.co/CHuSl0rbOT
Karpathy LLM Wiki builds 56 linked pages in one hour with Obsidian and Claude, while NotebookLM forgets everything.
NotebookLM, ChatGPT uploads and every RAG tool share the same flaw. You ask a question, it re-reads your raw files, answers, then forgets. Tomorrow it starts from zero and nothing accumulates.
Karpathy flipped it. Instead of reading raw docs on every query, Claude compiles them once into linked markdown pages where concepts are defined, sources traced and everything cross-linked. Obsidian is the IDE, Claude is the programmer, the wiki is the codebase.
One writer loaded every essay he'd ever published and had 56 interconnected pages within an hour. Now it's the base he drafts from.
NotebookLM rediscovers your knowledge on every question. The wiki remembers.
https://t.co/f2ItnaCyLc
A PhD student ran one script at 4AM and woke up to 3,200 notes having rewritten each other.
Claude read every paper, flagged 12 contradictions she didn't know she had and updated everything while she slept.
This guy used Claude Fable 5 to improve a Polymarket quant bot that has made $288,872 since April 30. It averages $6,878 in daily profit running around 30 trades per hour across short-term Bitcoin up and down markets, with a 56% win rate across 30,670 predictions in 42 days.
Started with a $54,300 deposit and sitting at 531.8% ROI.
The strategy is simple. Wait for short-term pricing to deviate from fair value, enter before the board readjusts, and repeat the same setup at scale. The edge isn't in one trade, it's in running the same process thousands of times.
Sonnet 5 scored higher than GLM 5.2 on CursorBench and won the raycaster maze. GLM 5.2 was much cheaper, won several game and UI tests and works better for agent setups.
OPUS CLAUDE BUILDS 3D WEBSITES IN MINUTES WITH ZERO DESIGN AND ZERO CODE
This is a walkthrough showing how Claude Opus 4.8 can generate fully interactive 3D websites in a short amount of time.
The workflow removes traditional steps like design setup and manual coding entirely.
The model handles structure, visuals, and interaction in one generation flow.
The result is a complete 3D website built from a simple prompt inside an AI workflow.
A REAL JARVIS SYSTEM THAT BUILDS PROJECTS FROM IDEAS
It splits thinking and execution. Obsidian stores unfinished ideas. A separate machine runs Claude to turn approved ideas into real working projects using a structured file system.
4 STEPS TO BRING CLAUDE FABLE 5 BACK
1. Download the Fable 5 system prompt:
https://t.co/EnplimpWnK
2. Drop it into your Claude Code project folder
3. Launch Claude with:
claude --dangerously-skip-permissions --system-prompt-file CLAUDE-FABLE-5.md
4. Switch the model to Opus 4.8 Max
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