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Fable 5 is the single greatest AI model

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ever released and in two days it will be

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gone. That's right. As of the time of

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this recording, on July 19th, Fable 5

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will move to API pricing, which will

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make it completely unaffordable for the

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average person. You have exactly two

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more days to make the most out of this

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incredible technology. Well, I got good

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news for you. In this video, I'm going

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to tell you five things you need to do

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immediately to get the most out of Fable

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5. If you stick with me to the end of

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this video and you do the five things

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I'm about to show you, I promise your

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entire workflow will 100x. Now, let's

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lock in and get into it. So, step number

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one, I'm going to get right off the rip,

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probably the most important step of them

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all, is your operating systems.

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Rethinking all of your operating

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systems. What does that mean? A big

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theme of this video is how Fable 5 is

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the first model I've ever used that can

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truly think differently that can come up

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with novel interesting ideas I've never

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thought of before. And what you want to

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do is you want to use that power that

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power to think novely to rethink all of

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your operating system. So step one of

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the first five use cases we're going to

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go through is rethinking your operating

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systems. How do you do that? Well, first

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of all, you need to know what your

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operating systems are. First thing I did

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was I made a list of my main operating

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systems. The things I do on a daily

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basis, right? I vibe code. I create

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content. I manage my community. I have

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my morning routines, my evening

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routines. There are systems behind all

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these things. There are workflows and

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ways I work for each, right? Fable 5

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helped me rethink how I do each one of

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these things. Let me show you how you

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can do this. First of all, make a list

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of all the things you do. I'm sure there

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are several things here you do as well,

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right? You probably vibe code if you're

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watching this channel. What we want to

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do is use Fable 5 to review this

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operating system. So, how do we do that?

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Let me show you how I did it. So, my

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vibe coding operating system previously

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was me telling the model what to do and

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then I test and review the work. That

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was a ton of manual work. But what I did

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was I went through with Fable 5 and I

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said, "Hey, review how I do vibe coding

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and let's come up with new ways to do

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it." And what it came up with is a very

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advanced loop, a very advanced coding

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loop that actually saves me hours of

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time a day. It rethought my entire

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operating system of prompting and

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testing, prompting and testing,

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prompting and testing into four new

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skills. Spec, morning, build, and

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review. And now all I need to do is I do

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him spec. It specs out a task that needs

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to be vibe coded and then it runs it

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through this loop automatically where it

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builds it out, reviews it, and then goes

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in a loop over and over and over again

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to automate all my vibe coding. My

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entire vibe coding operating system is

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20 times better. Now, it came up with so

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many ideas I've never thought of before.

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You want to do the same thing. You want

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to come in, figure out what your main

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operating systems are, and then reverse

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prompt Fable 5. So, for instance, maybe

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a simple one for you will be rethinking

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your morning routine operating system.

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You'd come in, you'd go to Fable 5, say,

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"Here is my morning routine. You'd list

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out your morning routine. Then maybe

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you'd put your goals. I want to make

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more content. I want to be better at

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checking my email. And I want to make

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more revenue. Let's work on improving my

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morning routine to achieve my goals. How

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should we do that?" a little reverse

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prompt at the end. So, we're not

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prompting Fable to do something. We're

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just saying, "Hey, what would you do

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here?" You hit enter on that. Fable 5

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will rethink your entire morning routine

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operating system. Because Fable 5 can

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come up with such good, original,

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unique, novel ideas, it can help you

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rethink how you do everything in your

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entire life. So, I'd do that. At the

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very least, I would have Fable 5 redo

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your vibe coding operating system so it

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could help you come up with a powerful

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loop. Again, I'm coming out with a full

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loop engineering video very, very soon.

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Stay tuned for that. But rethinking your

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operating systems, very important use

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case you need to be doing with Fable 5

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before it disappears. By the way, if you

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learned anything at all, make sure to

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leave a like down below. I have a goal

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of a,000 likes on this video. So,

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everyone, let's achieve this goal. Hit

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the like down below, subscribe and turn

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on notifications if you find any of this

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helpful so far. And join the Vibe Coding

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planet Earth. I do live boot camps every

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single Friday. I've done several live

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Fable 5 boot camps. They're all recorded

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so you can get access to them

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immediately. Link for that down below.

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Next up, I would build your own mission

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control. Now, I've talked about mission

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control many times before, but I find

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that Fable 5 is the absolute best at

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building a mission control. What is a

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mission control? It is your own custom

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software that fits into your life and

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does regular tasks you need to do. So,

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for instance, I have my personal OS

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here. This is my own mission control.

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And everything I do regularly or other

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software I pay for, I build it into my

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mission control. So, I have a newsletter

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studio for instance. This studio will

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take tweets and videos I put out and

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automatically turn them into newsletters

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to make my life a lot easier. I have a

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taskboard. I was paying like $30 for

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things three or something. I just built

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my own version. I literally took

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screenshots, hey, build this out. Now I

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have my own version of it. I have a

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content capturing board. So whenever I

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come up with ideas for content, I put it

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into my content capturing board. These

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are all tools I was paying for

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previously. I'm like, no, I'm just going

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to build out with Fable 5. Now, I find

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that when I give Fable 5 screenshots and

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links to other software, it's able to

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build it out really quickly and really

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easily, and it puts it all in my

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personal OS. What you can do from here

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is as you build these tools out, you can

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put it on Versel. Verscell, super easy,

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cheap hosting site will allow you to go

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on it on your phone, on your tablet, on

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anything you have, check out your

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mission control from anywhere in the

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world. I'd highly recommend doing that.

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I have this host on Versell right now,

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but you need your own mission control

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that will a give you all the tools you

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need in one place and b save you money

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on tools you're already paying for. A

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good way to figure out what you should

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put in your mission control is again

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reverse prompt. Reverse prompting is

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going to be a big theme of this video.

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Go to Fable 5, say, "Hey, based on what

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you know about me and the tools I use on

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my computer, what should we build into a

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mission control?" It'll give you a ton

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of ideas. You can have it build it out

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and boom, you have your own personal

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workspace to do whatever you need.

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Really powerful and it just feels nice

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using software you built yourself. It

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just feels like great doing that. So go

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ahead, build your own mission control.

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Promise you won't regret it. The third

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thing you need to do with Fable 5 and

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stick with me on this one is do actual

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true real vibe coding. Now when people

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say vibe coding, basically what they

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mean is just use AI to build stuff. I'm

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talking about with Fable 5, you need to

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do true, real, actual vibe coding. What

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does that mean? Well, let me show you.

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And this is again what Fable 5 is

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absolutely best at. So, I am in my

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personal OS. That's the mission control

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I just showed you. Let's do true real

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vibe coding. True real vibe coding is

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having Fable choose which directions to

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go in. Have Fable choose all the

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decisions and then just go with whatever

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Fable chooses. You're going on a journey

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that Fable is taking you on. You're not

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guiding the journey. Fable is guiding

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you. And I think that is a really

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important distinction to make with Fable

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5 because it is so smart and

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intelligent. You shouldn't be guiding it

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as much. It is super intelligence. It

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should be guiding you. So, let me show

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you how to do that. So, look at this

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prompt I just gave it. Take a look at

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the personal uh OS we've built. Take a

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look at the features and the purpose of

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the application. then come up with five

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ideas for how we could improve this

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application where it brings us closer to

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the goals of the app and improve our

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lives. I'm not giving Fable 5 commands

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on what to do. I'm just saying, hey,

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explore the app, figure some things to

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do. Then it's going to give me options

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and then we're going to kind of pull

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that strand. We're just going to keep

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pulling strands, pulling strands,

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pulling strands until we get somewhere

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interesting. I have no goals when it

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comes to what we're building right now.

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I have no ambitions, ideas, anything.

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I'm just saying Fable 5 go wild and

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we're just going to keep pulling strands

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till we get somewhere interesting. This

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is something I find Fable 5 is like the

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first model ever I can do something like

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this with. We're just vibing out,

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figuring new ideas out. Like this is

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kind of how like musical artists make

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songs or make records. They don't go in,

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oh, I got to make a song about this and

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it's going to have this style. It's

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going to have these lyrics. It's going

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to have this purpose. They go in, they

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just kind of start humming, making

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beats, and seeing where things go and

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pulling interesting strands till they

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have a good song or record. That's what

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we're doing here with Fable 5. We're

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basically taking the approach of like a

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musical artist when it comes to

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creating. All right, so let's see what

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it came up with. Turn the homepage into

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a real daily brief. Mission control is

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currently a static grid of tool cards.

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It tells you what the app has, not what

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it needs you. Replace it with a live

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brief. Draft awaiting your review. New

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sponsor lead since your last visit.

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Failed runs. Interesting. That's pretty

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good. Close the revenue loop on

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sponsorship finder. I kind of like the

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idea of having the homepage be a daily

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brief. So, let's do that. Let's do

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number one, the daily brief. What are

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some interesting things we can add to

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that daily brief? And as you can see,

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we're pulling another strand. All right,

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I like that idea, but let's expand on

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that. Let's see what we can add to it.

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Let's see how we can improve that. And

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now we're just going down that another

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lane. We're pulling on that strand a

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little bit more. We're starting to

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massage the idea out. Right? And now

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it's telling me what we can put in that

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daily brief. Need your decision. Q

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momentum staleness signals sponsor

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market intelligence. Right? We're going,

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okay, now we choose one of these ideas

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and we develop it a little bit more. You

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want to do actual true vibe coding with

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these next two days. And what's great is

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is like you don't need to go in with any

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sort of preparation, with any sort of

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ideas. Just open up your Claude code,

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open up any project you have and say,

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"Hey, take a look at the application.

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What should we build next?" And just

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start going down that path. This is like

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for me the most fun way to do vibe

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coding ever because it's just pure

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creativity, pure letting the juices

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flow. That's what I love about vibe

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coding, right? And this is the ultimate

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version of that. Fourth thing you need

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to do in Fable 5 is have it do all your

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work. What do I mean by that? Well, a

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small update they did with Fable 5 that

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not many people talk about is the

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incredible in-app browser they have.

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Fable 5 now has a browser built in that

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can basically do any work on your

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computer you can think of. So things you

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used to do before while you were vibe

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coding that you had to do manually,

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getting API keys, signing up for

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websites, pushing code live on GitHub,

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pushing code live on Verscell, you don't

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need to do any of that anymore. The

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phrase you want to start getting used to

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when it comes to Fable 5 is no you do

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it. If you use this phrase a lot, you

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are going to save so much time. So any

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work you can think of and let me show

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you some examples right now. You just

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say no you do it and I bet you Fable 5

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can do that work. So for instance, I'm

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building competitive AI YouTube

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researcher tool inside my personal OS.

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It goes out, it finds other AI YouTube

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channels, tells me what their latest

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videos are, tell me what's working, what

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isn't working for them. And I basically

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said, "Hey, can you just find the AI

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YouTube channels for me?" Typically, I

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would have to go and give it a list of

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channels that it would track and all of

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that. But I just said, "Hey, you go on

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YouTube, you find the AI focused

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channels for me." And it opened up the

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browser and started searching through

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YouTube for me. Another one I wanted to

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put my personal OS on Verscell so I can

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go on my browser on my phone and see it

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there on my iPad or anything I'm using.

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Typically I would have to go on

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Verscell.com, create a new project, all

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that. But I said, "Hey, no, you open it

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up, you go to Verscell, you upload all

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our environment variables, you get any

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other API keys we need, and you put in

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Verscell yourself." And it popped open

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the browser and did it for me. I guess

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they added a way into clawed code

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recently where it'll be willing to

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handle environment variables. Before it

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refused to kind of get environment

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variables or do anything like oh you put

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the environment variable in the chat

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reset everything do you did it wrong

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emergency emergency. It doesn't really

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do that anymore and now is more willing

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to handle that for you. I think they

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added security or something to it. So

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there's pretty much nothing on your

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computer you can't do with Fable 5 and

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Claw now. So the fourth thing you want

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to do is all work you're doing on your

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computer, try running it through cloud

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code. I bet it can do it for you.

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Whether you're researching other

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channels, finding data, getting

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environment variable keys, uploading

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code, whatever it is, I bet through the

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inapp browser, Fable 5 can do it for

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you. And the fifth thing you need to do

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before Fable 5 disappears is use it the

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right way with chat GPT. What I mean is

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this. Fable 5's limits are unbelievably

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low. Let me show you what I've been

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doing. They reset Fable 5's limits like

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12 hours ago. I'm already at 40% used

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again. You need to be super careful with

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exactly what you're doing with Fable 5.

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What I do is after Fable 5 does the kind

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of vibe, coming up with ideas, after

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Fable 5 reding systems and comes up with

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new ways to do things, when I need to do

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actual execution, actual writing simple

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code, I'll come into Chat GBT and I will

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use Chat GBT 56 soul medium, not ultra,

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medium. Medium is the way to go. Through

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my tests over the last week, I find

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medium is actually way better than ultra

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cuz it stays on the rails a lot better.

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it doesn't get distracted and

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hallucinate and do crazy things.

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Execution, you want to use Chad GBT 56

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Soul Medium. You'll save a ton of money.

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You get tons of usage with Chad GPT.

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They reset the limits like every five

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minutes. So the next two days just so

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you don't run out of usage so you can do

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a ton of vibing so you can do a ton of

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rethinking your operating systems. do

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your execution with five six soul medium

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on writing the code and fable's doing

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the actual thinking orchestrating of

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what to do. Some people say, "Oh, you

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should spin up chat GBT sub agents

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inside cloud code." I don't think so. I

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like codecs a lot. I think their remote

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control capabilities are better. So, if

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I can do coding in codecs, I'll do that

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here. But for code writing, for

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low-level kind of associate level codew

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writing, use Chad GBT. For everything

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higher level, you want to make sure

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you're using clawed code in Fable 5.

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Fable 5 is an absolutely amazing model.

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You want to make sure you get the most

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out of it before it disappears. I

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wouldn't be surprised if Opus 5 drops

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the moment Fable disappears. So, make

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sure to keep it tuned to the channel for

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when that comes out. I'll give you all

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the guides and sauce you need.

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Subscribe, turn notifications. Again,

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check out the Vibe Coding Academy link

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down below. I so appreciate you watching

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my channel. It truly means the world you

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choose to learn from me. So, thank you

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so much and I'll see you in the next

Interactive Summary

This video provides a strategy for maximizing the usage of the powerful AI model Fable 5 before its transition to API pricing. The host outlines five actionable steps: rethinking personal operating systems, building a custom 'mission control' software, engaging in 'true' vibe coding where the AI leads the decision-making process, utilizing the built-in browser for automated tasks, and balancing workload between Fable 5 and ChatGPT 56 to conserve usage limits.

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