Hey everyone, our Monthly Leaderboard has officially wrapped up - and the energy this month was next level! Big shoutout to everyone who showed up, dropped value, and kept the community buzzing. 🥇 1st Place (Winner) – Robert Kok (+481) Robert went absolutely crazy this month and earned FREE lifetime access to our paid community. No subscription fees. No renewals. He's officially in for life. 🥈 2nd Place – Rajesh Bohra (+408) Rajesh came in hot with an insane run. Seriously impressive numbers. 🥉 3rd Place – Hafyda Bin (+124) Massive congrats to our runner-ups - your consistency and energy are what makes this community unstoppable! Special recognition to Henrietta Spady (+91) and Ed Taylor (+58) for rounding out our top 5! Keep contributing - next month, YOUR name could be at the top! Drop a 🔥 in the comments to celebrate our winners and let's keep this momentum rolling!

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Hey everyone! I'm thrilled to announce something that's going to take our community to the next level - Monthly Competitions starting this month! Here's what's up for grabs for our top performers each month: 🏆 Priority Work Opportunities - Our top contributors will be much more likely to receive work directly from our team. When projects come up, we'll be reaching out to you first! 🎁 FREE Lifetime Access to our paid community "Agents to Scale" - No more subscription fees, you're in for life! How to Win: - Share valuable insights and knowledge - Help other members with their questions - Post your wins and case studies - Engage consistently and spread positive energy - Contribute content that moves our community forward As you can see in the picture attached, at the end of the month the #1 Rank will be the winner and in the future will provide rewards for #2 and #3 as well! (if you have suggestions for what #2 or #3 should receive then suggest it down below) We believe in rewarding the people who make this community amazing. You're not just building your own success - you're helping everyone else level up too. The competition starts NOW, so let's see who's ready to step up and lead the way! 💪 Keep sharing, keep building, keep growing. Our community gets stronger because of each and every one of you. Let's make this month legendary! 🔥 Drop a 🚀 if you're ready to compete! Cheers guys, Nick

Fable 5 is back — Anthropic's most capable model, the one the government pulled offline. No benchmarks this time. I gave it four one-paragraph jobs on Ultra Code, no handholding, and it built four complete, real projects. Two businesses, two games. It didn't break. - A full go-to-market machine from one prompt. A real Next.js funnel (6 pages, Stripe test checkout), an 8-page PDF lead magnet, 11 generated images, 6 UGC video ads, and 30 personalized cold-email drafts — even its own honest disclaimer, unprompted. ~2 hours, ~1M tokens. No other model one-shots all of that. - Two games that shouldn't be possible from one prompt. Minecraft ("VoxelCraft") with its own chunk + lighting engine and a live engine HUD — next to Opus's version it's not a fair fight. And a GTA-style open world ("NEON BAY"): a ~600-building neon city with day-night, drifting cars, traffic, and a full wanted system. It even stress-tested its own police chase at 60fps. - It fixes its own mistakes. When its 5-agent code review hit rate limits and died, it said so, did the review by hand, and found + fixed four real bugs. It's not that it never breaks — it tells you and fixes it. - A full brand launch campaign inside HyperAgent. From one prompt: live research, 16 images, 6 videos, a 30-second scored film (with a real Street View of the address), a pitch deck, and a live page — an agency-grade package. Honest label: Fable directs; Veo/Gemini render. - The catch now it's back. Guardrails came back way up (it quietly falls back to Opus on normal coding), and it's expensive — ~$10/$50 per million, double Opus. Pro/Max/Team get it free for up to half your weekly usage through July 7, then pay-as-you-go. My take: it's a specialist, not your daily driver. Don't point it at little tasks — hand it the big, scary, one-shot jobs (the whole app, campaign, or migration you've been dreading) where a single good run pays for itself. 📎 Full breakdown PDF pinned below — all four builds, the exact prompts, the rough edges, and what changed now it's back.

Sonnet 5 costs more than Opus 4.8 on the Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index