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Fable 5 is the single greatest AI model ever released, and in two days, it will be gone. That's right. As of the time of this recording, on July 19th, Fable 5 will move to API pricing, which will make it completely unaffordable for the average person. You have exactly two more days to make the most out of this incredible technology.
Well, I've got good news for you. In this video, I'm going to tell you five things you need to do immediately to get the most out of Fable 5. If you stick with me to the end of this video and you do the five things I'm about to show you, I promise your entire workflow will 100x. Now, let's lock in and get into it.
So, step number one, I'm going to get right off the rip. Probably the most important step of them all is your operating systems. Rethinking all of your operating systems. What does that mean? A big theme of this video is how Fable 5 is the first model I've ever used that can truly think differently, that can come up with novel, interesting ideas I've never thought of before. And what you want to do is you want to use that power, that power to think novelly, to rethink all of your operating systems. So, step one of the first five use cases we're going to go through is rethinking your operating systems. How do you do that? Well, first of all, you need to know what your operating systems are. First thing I did was I made a list of my main operating systems. The things I do on a daily basis, right? I vibe code. I create content. I manage my community. I have my morning routines, my evening routines. There are systems behind all these things. There are workflows and ways I work for each, right? Fable 5 helped me rethink how I do each one of these things. Let me show you how you can do this. First of all, make a list of all the things you do. I'm sure there are several things here you do as well, right? You probably vibe code if you're watching this channel. What we want to do is use Fable 5 to review this operating system. So, how do we do that? Let me show you how I did it.
So, my vibe coding operating system previously was me telling the model what to do, and then I test and review the work. That was a ton of manual work. But what I did was I went through with Fable 5 and I said, "Hey, review how I do vibe coding and let's come up with new ways to do it." And what it came up with is a very advanced loop, a very advanced coding loop that actually saves me hours of time a day. It rethought my entire operating system of prompting and testing, prompting and testing, prompting and testing into four new skills: spec, morning, build, and review. And now all I need to do is I do "him spec." It specs out a task that needs to be vibe coded, and then it runs it through this loop automatically where it builds it out, reviews it, and then goes in a loop over and over and over again to automate all my vibe coding. My entire vibe coding operating system is 20 times better. Now, it came up with so many ideas I've never thought of before. You want to do the same thing. You want to come in, figure out what your main operating systems are, and then reverse prompt Fable 5. So, for instance, maybe a simple one for you will be rethinking your morning routine operating system. You'd come in, you'd go to Fable 5, say, "Here is my morning routine." You'd list out your morning routine. Then maybe you'd put your goals: "I want to make more content. I want to be better at checking my email. And I want to make more revenue. Let's work on improving my morning routine to achieve my goals. How should we do that?" a little reverse prompt at the end. So, we're not prompting Fable to do something. We're just saying, "Hey, what would you do here?" You hit enter on that. Fable 5 will rethink your entire morning routine operating system. Because Fable 5 can come up with such good, original, unique, novel ideas, it can help you rethink how you do everything in your entire life. So, I'd do that. At the very least, I would have Fable 5 redo your vibe coding operating system so it could help you come up with a powerful loop. Again, I'm coming out with a full loop engineering video very, very soon. Stay tuned for that. But rethinking your operating systems, very important use case you need to be doing with Fable 5 before it disappears.
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Next up, I would build your own mission control. Now, I've talked about mission control many times before, but I find that Fable 5 is the absolute best at building a mission control. What is a mission control? It is your own custom software that fits into your life and does regular tasks you need to do. So, for instance, I have my personal OS here. This is my own mission control. And everything I do regularly or other software I pay for, I build it into my mission control. So, I have a newsletter studio, for instance. This studio will take tweets and videos I put out and automatically turn them into newsletters to make my life a lot easier. I have a taskboard. I was paying like $30 for things, three or something. I just built my own version. I literally took screenshots, "Hey, build this out." Now I have my own version of it. I have a content capturing board. So whenever I come up with ideas for content, I put it into my content capturing board. These are all tools I was paying for previously. I'm like, "No, I'm just going to build out with Fable 5." Now, I find that when I give Fable 5 screenshots and links to other software, it's able to build it out really quickly and really easily, and it puts it all in my personal OS. What you can do from here is as you build these tools out, you can put it on Versel. Versel, super easy, cheap hosting site, will allow you to go on it on your phone, on your tablet, on anything you have, check out your mission control from anywhere in the world. I'd highly recommend doing that. I have this hosted on Versel right now, but you need your own mission control that will A) give you all the tools you need in one place and B) save you money on tools you're already paying for. A good way to figure out what you should put in your mission control is again, reverse prompt. Reverse prompting is going to be a big theme of this video. Go to Fable 5, say, "Hey, based on what you know about me and the tools I use on my computer, what should we build into a mission control?" It'll give you a ton of ideas. You can have it build it out, and boom, you have your own personal workspace to do whatever you need. Really powerful, and it just feels nice using software you built yourself. It just feels great doing that. So go ahead, build your own mission control. Promise you won't regret it.
The third thing you need to do with Fable 5, and stick with me on this one, is do actual true real vibe coding. Now, when people say vibe coding, basically what they mean is just use AI to build stuff. I'm talking about with Fable 5, you need to do true, real, actual vibe coding. What does that mean? Well, let me show you. And this is again what Fable 5 is absolutely best at. So, I am in my personal OS, that's the mission control I just showed you. Let's do true real vibe coding. True real vibe coding is having Fable choose which directions to go in. Have Fable choose all the decisions, and then just go with whatever Fable chooses. You're going on a journey that Fable is taking you on. You're not guiding the journey. Fable is guiding you. And I think that is a really important distinction to make with Fable 5 because it is so smart and intelligent. You shouldn't be guiding it as much. It is super intelligence; it should be guiding you. So, let me show you how to do that. So, look at this prompt I just gave it. Take a look at the personal OS we've built. Take a look at the features and the purpose of the application. Then come up with five ideas for how we could improve this application where it brings us closer to the goals of the app and improves our lives. I'm not giving Fable 5 commands on what to do. I'm just saying, "Hey, explore the app, figure some things to do." Then it's going to give me options, and then we're going to kind of pull that strand. We're just going to keep pulling strands, pulling strands, pulling strands until we get somewhere interesting. I have no goals when it comes to what we're building right now. I have no ambitions, ideas, anything. I'm just saying, "Fable 5, go wild," and we're just going to keep pulling strands till we get somewhere interesting. This is something I find Fable 5 is like the first model ever I can do something like this with. We're just vibing out, figuring new ideas out. Like this is kind of how like musical artists make songs or make records. They don't go in, "Oh, I got to make a song about this, and it's going to have this style. It's going to have these lyrics. It's going to have this purpose." They go in, they just kind of start humming, making beats, and seeing where things go and pulling interesting strands till they have a good song or record. That's what we're doing here with Fable 5. We're basically taking the approach of like a musical artist when it comes to creating.
All right, so let's see what it came up with. "Turn the homepage into a real daily brief. Mission control is currently a static grid of tool cards. It tells you what the app has, not what it needs you. Replace it with a live brief. Draft awaiting your review. New sponsor lead since your last visit. Failed runs." Interesting. That's pretty good. "Close the revenue loop on sponsorship finder." I kind of like the idea of having the homepage be a daily brief. So, let's do that. Let's do number one, the daily brief. What are some interesting things we can add to that daily brief? And as you can see, we're pulling another strand. All right, I like that idea, but let's expand on that. Let's see what we can add to it. Let's see how we can improve that. And now we're just going down that another lane. We're pulling on that strand a little bit more. We're starting to massage the idea out, right? And now it's telling me what we can put in that daily brief: "Need your decision. Q momentum staleness signals sponsor market intelligence." Right? We're going, "Okay, now we choose one of these ideas and we develop it a little bit more." You want to do actual true vibe coding with these next two days. And what's great is is like you don't need to go in with any sort of preparation, with any sort of ideas. Just open up your Claude code, open up any project you have and say, "Hey, take a look at the application. What should we build next?" and just start going down that path. This is like for me the most fun way to do vibe coding ever because it's just pure creativity, pure letting the juices flow. That's what I love about vibe coding, right? And this is the ultimate version of that.
Fourth thing you need to do in Fable 5 is have it do all your work. What do I mean by that? Well, a small update they did with Fable 5 that not many people talk about is the incredible in-app browser they have. Fable 5 now has a browser built in that can basically do any work on your computer you can think of. So things you used to do before while you were vibe coding that you had to do manually: getting API keys, signing up for websites, pushing code live on GitHub, pushing code live on Versel, you don't need to do any of that anymore. The phrase you want to start getting used to when it comes to Fable 5 is "No, you do it." If you use this phrase a lot, you are going to save so much time. So any work you can think of, and let me show you some examples right now, you just say "No, you do it," and I bet Fable 5 can do that work. So, for instance, I'm building a competitive AI YouTube researcher tool inside my personal OS. It goes out, it finds other AI YouTube channels, tells me what their latest videos are, tells me what's working, what isn't working for them. And I basically said, "Hey, can you just find the AI YouTube channels for me?" Typically, I would have to go and give it a list of channels that it would track and all of that. But I just said, "Hey, you go on YouTube, you find the AI-focused channels for me." And it opened up the browser and started searching through YouTube for me. Another one: I wanted to put my personal OS on Versel so I can go on my browser on my phone and see it there on my iPad or anything I'm using. Typically, I would have to go on Versel.com, create a new project, all that. But I said, "Hey, no, you open it up, you go to Versel, you upload all our environment variables, you get any other API keys we need, and you put it in Versel yourself." And it popped open the browser and did it for me. I guess they added a way into Claude code recently where it'll be willing to handle environment variables. Before, it refused to kind of get environment variables or do anything like, "Oh, you put the environment variable in the chat, reset everything. You did it wrong. Emergency, emergency." It doesn't really do that anymore, and now it's more willing to handle that for you. I think they added security or something to it. So, there's pretty much nothing on your computer you can't do with Fable 5 and Claude now. So, the fourth thing you want to do is all work you're doing on your computer, try running it through Claude code. I bet it can do it for you. Whether you're researching other channels, finding data, getting environment variable keys, uploading code, whatever it is, I bet through the in-app browser, Fable 5 can do it for you.
And the fifth thing you need to do before Fable 5 disappears is use it the right way with ChatGPT. What I mean is this: Fable 5's limits are unbelievably low. Let me show you what I've been doing. They reset Fable 5's limits like 12 hours ago. I'm already at 40% used again. You need to be super careful with exactly what you're doing with Fable 5. What I do is after Fable 5 does the kind of vibe, coming up with ideas, after Fable 5 rethinks systems and comes up with new ways to do things, when I need to do actual execution, actual writing simple code, I'll come into ChatGPT and I will use ChatGPT 56 Soul Medium, not Ultra, Medium. Medium is the way to go. Through my tests over the last week, I find Medium is actually way better than Ultra because it stays on the rails a lot better. It doesn't get distracted and hallucinate and do crazy things. For execution, you want to use ChatGPT 56 Soul Medium. You'll save a ton of money. You get tons of usage with ChatGPT. They reset the limits like every five minutes. So, the next two days, just so you don't run out of usage, so you can do a ton of vibing, so you can do a ton of rethinking your operating systems, do your execution with 56 Soul Medium on writing the code, and Fable's doing the actual thinking, orchestrating of what to do. Some people say, "Oh, you should spin up ChatGPT sub-agents inside Claude code." I don't think so. I like Claude a lot. I think their remote control capabilities are better. So, if I can do coding in Claude, I'll do that here. But for code writing, for low-level kind of associate-level code writing, use ChatGPT. For everything higher level, you want to make sure you're using Claude code in Fable 5.
Fable 5 is an absolutely amazing model. You want to make sure you get the most out of it before it disappears. I wouldn't be surprised if Opus 5 drops the moment Fable disappears. So, make sure to keep it tuned to the channel for when that comes out. I'll give you all the guides and sauce you need. Subscribe, turn on notifications. Again, check out the Vibe Coding Academy link down below. I so appreciate you watching my channel. It truly means the world you choose to learn from me. So, thank you so much, and I'll see you in the next.