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The creator proposes using Fable for planning and final review while assigning implementation to Opus sub-agents.

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The creator proposes using Fable for planning and final review while assigning implementation to Opus sub-agents.

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The creator proposes using Fable for planning and final review while assigning implementation to Opus sub-agents.

@tjrobertson52 · asserts

Then you should use Fable on high effort with one caveat. When you're giving Fable a task, include the extra instruction that you're in charge of design and review, but all implementation should be handled by Opus sub-agents. Ultimately, you want Fable to come up with the plan and you want Fable to be given the final sign-off...

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The creator explains a model-routing workflow that uses Opus for straightforward execution...

@tjrobertson52 · 2026-07-26

Claude's new Opus 5 model is out and on most benchmarks it's actually beating Fable. I'm going to talk about why no one saw this coming, when you should use Fable versus Opus, and whether there's still room for models like ChatGPT Sol or open-weight models like Kimi K3...

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Claude's new Opus 5 model is out and on most benchmarks it's actually beating Fable. I'm going to talk about why no one saw this coming, when you should use Fable versus Opus, and whether there's still room for models like ChatGPT Sol or open-weight models like Kimi K3.

So Fable 5 has been out for about a month now and it's truly amazing until you run out of usage on the subscription and have to pay the API costs. Opus 5, on the other hand, is a slightly smaller model.

And so there's really no reason to think that it would be better than Fable 5. Across most of the benchmarks, it absolutely is.

It also beats ChatGPT Sol across almost every benchmark on both price and performance. Before this release, ChatGPT could at least claim they were the cheaper version of Fable.

Now, not so much. I've been using Opus non-stop for the last three days and it's hard for me to see why anyone would choose ChatGPT 5.6 Sol right now.

But that doesn't mean that Opus is the only model you should be using. Fable is still the best model in a lot of important ways...

of its work. So here's how you use them together.

If you're doing anything simple or straightforward, just use Opus. It's going to end up being cheaper, and it's going to do a great job.

But if you're doing anything complex and important—you're doing something where you need the model to have good taste and judgment— You need it to reason through many different factors and priorities. Then you should use Fable on high effort with one caveat.

When you're giving Fable a task, include the extra instruction that you're in charge of design and review, but all implementation should be handled by Opus sub-agents. Ultimately, you want Fable to come up with the plan and you want Fable to be given the final sign-off.

But Opus is actually better at the implementation. And you'll also end up saving a lot of usage this way.

Currently, on Claude subscriptions, you can only use up to 50% of your usage on Fable. I've been working this way for the last three days and only about 30% of my usage is going to Fable.

Fable will typically spin up three to six sub-agents that all run Opus...