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Summary

Explains using Fable as an orchestrator agent to delegate coding tasks to a cheaper Opus sub-agent to save usage limits.

Caption

We’re going to be in this loop of wanting to use the newest most expensive model without lighting dollars on fire for the rest of time so might as well get good at it

On screen

Ur using Claude at 5% Ur using Claude at 5% The Fable Loop: Stop Lighting Your Claude Usage On Fire What the loop actually does You —> drop in a brain-dump of everything you need done /fable —> the boss, reads it, writes clear specs, splits the work; (never writes code itself) opus-executor x4 —> the workers, each takes one spec, builds it, checks it actually works, reports back. /fable —> judges it, "not good enough, fix X, Y, Z." —> workers fix it, come back, loop a few times. You <— "Human, this is good." (only when it actually is)

Spoken

I don't want to use Fable. I'm gonna hit my usage limits. Skill issue. What you're gonna do. You're gonna drop in a list of everything you need to get done. Just literally a brain dumping in there. Then you're going to tell Fable to create a sub agent that is an OPIS profile that is going to execute everything. So what we're gonna do now is Fable is going to be the orchestrator. Fable's gonna grease the task, grate the specks to hand it off to OPIS. OPIS is way cheaper than gonna go and take off those tasks. Now OPIS is gonna go run and cook up these tasks and probably have like four or five other team members helping out other tasks and parallel work trees, whatever all that jazz. Then when they're dumped into the task, they're gonna go back to Fable and say, hey boss, how does this look? And then Fable's gonna go, hmm, I am much smarter than you. So I don't think you did better. Fix X, Y, and Z. And then the workers are gonna go back and fix those things and then come back to Fable. It's gonna keep doing that loop a few times until it's good enough. Then Fable will come back to you and say, hey, human, this is good. Anyways, if you want me to send this whole guy to just comment the word, token.

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