I gave Claude Fable a single goal prompt: build me a complete company from scratch, starting with nothing but the open internet. A few hours later I had a real product, a landing page, two launch videos, a founder video, a business plan, and market research, all built by hundreds of subagents that Fable planned, delegated, and reviewed. In this video I walk through everything it produced and break down the exact prompt that made it happen.

Fable 5 is going back behind subscriptions at some point, so I've been focused on keeping its process instead of its intelligence. In this video I walk through how to extract the way Fable works into a skill that makes Opus 4.8 feel elevated, how to actually use effort levels, and how to set up a simple model routing table so cheaper models handle the work they're capable of.

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I’m currently building my AIOS. I actually pushed it to Level 3 so I could access the course, so I’d really appreciate it if you could engage with this post. 😊 My question is about accessing my AIOS from my phone. I know the primary way to use it is on a computer through an IDE, but what if I just want to quickly ask something about my second brain or retrieve information from my AIOS while I’m away from my desk? I also have a desktop and a MacBook, and I’d like to keep the same AIOS synced across both. I’m wondering about my knowledge base itself (my Markdown files in Obsidian). What’s the most practical way to query everything from a mobile device? Would the best approach be to store everything in a GitHub repository? If so, how would you actually chat with that repository from your phone? Or is it better to create custom cloud MCPs (or other connectors) so Claude can access my AIOS directly? I’m curious how everyone here handles this. What’s your mobile workflow for querying your AIOS or personal knowledge base?

I'm working on my virtual Executive Assistant (Day 7 capstone #AISChallenge) which will include a daily Scheduled Task. On Day 6, I used Windows' Task Scheduler which is really cool but ... my PC has to be turned on for that. But I work from different locations/machines. Ergo, I don't want a local only solution. On Day 4, we deployed to trigger.dev, which was great. But i notice there's also Claude Routines (https://code.claude.com/docs/en/routines) I'm curious what the experienced builders are using to schedule Claude workflows? trigger.dev vs routines vs other? Thanks for any insight!