Running /insights with Fable 5 is a game changer

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Summary

A developer shares his experience using an AI tool called Fable to analyze his coding workflows and identify areas for improvement. He describes how the tool provided deep, personalized insights that challenged his current development practices.

Structure

1Introduction of Fable 5 as a game changer
2Explanation of the prompt used to analyze coding workflows
3Description of the AI's 37-minute deep dive into his repositories
4Reflection on the surprisingly accurate and critical feedback received

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Fable is the central subject of the video, described as an AI tool used for coding analysis.

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Running /insights with Fable 5 is a game changer

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I remember doing it. And so I did it a few days ago. I ran /insights, and then, uh, it was all in a single prompt, and it was all within a goal. So I did /goal. I told Claude run Fable 5 to run /insights on high, and then I told it to use that output and assess my entire kind of, um, approach to coding. It was like, assess my repos, assess my, my workflows. Where am I having missed opportunities? Where am I screwing up? Where am I wasting time and efficiencies? Where can you build in automations and skills and slash commands and hooks and all the things to make me run better? And I just let Fable go off on it. It went for 37 minutes, and it came back, and it, like, read into my Claude.md files and, like, attacked me at my core of, like, this is how you're, you're describing yourself in you, some of your repos and some of your projects. And that's just fundamentally not who you are anymore. Like, it was. A few of them were like, I'm an app.