I spent all day running GPT-5.6 Sol against Claude Fable 5, side by side, on real work instead of just staring at benchmarks. I put them head to head in Codex and Claude Code on browser games, interactive websites, and open-ended builds, then ran a bunch of quick one-off tasks over the API to see how they compare on speed, cost, and reliability. My take: Fable is the better manager and the more creative, capable model, while Sol is a really good worker that ships fast and costs a fraction of the price. Watch to see where each one wins and how I decide which model to reach for.

I gave GPT-5.6 Sol one prompt and walked away. Running on Ultra inside Codex, it researched the launch, wrote the script in my voice, ran the audio through ElevenLabs, built the avatar in HeyGen, edited everything in HyperFrames, and then checked its own work frame by frame. The whole first half of this video was made without me recording, editing, or reviewing a thing. I also break down what it actually cost, why Ultra ran the token bill up, and why I usually keep the effort at High.

A brand new wave of wealth is being built right now. This video breaks down the exact playbook. From a three-person team winning a state contract to founders running whole companies without writing code, this is the real story behind the shift. If you want to see how Claude is making a new generation of millionaires, don't miss this because the window is closing fast.

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.