Fable, the final days (in my subscription)

I think I have 30-40 hours left of Fable access.

My usage has just ticked over to 56% used. I had enough of a build queue that I decided to upgrade my plan just for this month and the Fable-in-subscription window and honestly, it's already been worth it.

How those tokens have been spent:

5% used to complete a system recarve and hardening pass
35% used to orchestrate a full substrate port (from NotePlan to Notion) *and* a full branch that is future compatible with that state ready to switch to on Friday assuming this week on Notion goes as planned (oh and a full school comms rewrite to go with my brand new gmail set up exclusively for my system to access). I didn't have to build a thing in Notion - Sonnet dispatches did the lot.
5% used to build the work order stage of my construction crew
11% used to build the orchestration, build oversight and dispatch stage of my construction crew (and a massive shout out to
@Ari Evergreen
- I forked Pushing Dispatch_ and that helped me keep this to 11% of Fable orchestrating, otherwise it would have been more)

Every stage of the construction crew has been pushed through a live run of the step before it in the chain to produce the document that guided the build. For the work order stage, that meant a PRD from the first stage and a build spec produced by the second stage.

For this orchestration, it meant that I had fully sliced work orders, mapped to my schema, clustered to work packets that made sense. 8 stages; that were able to run in an orchestration-style mode (on Fable, I would not have let Opus go like that to be honest) and I came back to high quality work, measured to my own rules and standards and only a few small tweaks that didn't require substantial rework before committing.

Honestly, the fact that something of this scale could be overseen with only 11% usage feels like a real testament to the whole chain here. I mean... this is really something.

That means I still have 44% of my Fable tokens to go and only 30-40 hours to spend it in... and now we see how much of it I can use before I lose it... Wish me luck.

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Fable, the final days (in my subscription)