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And I've been quite impressed. Opus talks the talk, Fable walks the walk.
I don’t understand what these comments add to the discussion, you always see these and it’s just noise at this point.
You should talk to https://www.mechanize.work/ for sponsorship/credits and about environments.
Fable changes the game yet again, because it's API-only. You're not likely to want to run Fable in a loop any more than you want to take a bunch of dollar bills and light them on fire. Every invocation of Fable has to be intentional, its context carefully managed. I feel like a babysitter.
Anthropic says the change is about capacity and is temporary. In its launch announcement on June 9, 2026, it says:
"After this point—when sufficient capacity allows us to do so—we aim to restore Fable 5 as a standard part of subscription plans. We intend to do this as quickly as we can."OP's alt text makes it clear that by "Galapagos Island" they mean Vancouver. I assumed that this was some sort of local nickname, but all of the references to "Galápagos of Canada" I could find are talking about Haida Gwaii instead.
This seems like the beginnings of AI psychosis, tbh.
Fable changes the game yet again, because it's API-only. You're not likely to want to run Fable in a loop any more than you want to take a bunch of dollar bills and light them on fire. Every invocation of Fable has to be intentional, its context carefully managed. I feel like a babysitter.
Fable is supposed to return to subscription plans, unless I'm missing something: https://jacob.gold/posts/fable-5-removal-is-temporary/ Anthropic says the change is about capacity and is temporary. In its launch announcement on June 9, 2026, it says: "After this point—when sufficient capacity allows us to do so—we aim to restore Fable 5 as a standard part of subscription plans. We intend to do this as quickly as we c…
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Compared to Opus 4.8 I really haven't been impressed
And I've been quite impressed. Opus talks the talk, Fable walks the walk.