fable 5.1 just released, and here's the first thing you have to do:
have it read every claude session and doc in your company, then compress every lesson and principle related to the biz into one fat document
i did this with 5 months of building ai native marketing agencies. now every ai agent in my company reads that doc before it touches anything
- ai has no memory. every time you open a new chat, it starts from zero. if a lesson only lives in an old chat, you pay for that mistake again tomorrow
- nothing goes in the doc unless something actually broke. no "best practices". every rule is a mistake we already paid for
- fixes > prompts. every time a human corrects the ai, the fix gets written into the doc. the next run already knows
- models come and go. we swapped almost every ai tool we use at least once. the doc never changed
- new chat, new agent, new model - same doc, same standard
what's actually in it:
- the tools we use + the list of things ai is never allowed to do
- what ai can do on its own, what it has to ask me about, and what makes it stop and wait
- the rules: if you don't have proof, say "i don't know" instead of guessing. never spend money without a human saying yes. never delete or overwrite old work, add a new version instead
the 2 numbers we track off the back of it:
1. how much work gets finished without me stepping in
2. how fast a mistake goes from "i corrected it once" to "it can never happen again"
everyone's renting the same models. the doc is the only thing you actually own
here's the exact prompt i ran in claude code to build ours. i voice-dictated it, attached our whole company archive (meeting notes, bookmarks, internal docs as zips) & let it read everything. swap the brackets for your company.
let Fable 5.1 cook (it thrives on a lotta context):
"The objective is to compile an entire document of all the learnings and all the decisions we learned while building [company] over the past couple months, as it relates to building an AI-native company and how to automate that in the [your industry] world. Specific to us as an agency, but not so specific that it breaks down the granular details of what we're doing. More so the principles of what it takes to build an AI-native company in this era and how those workflows look.
Understanding contextual memory, human-in-the-loop principles, automating decisions - those insights are the most important things to hone in on, so that me and my co-founder can carry these principles into whatever we build next.
This is a foundational document for any service, business, or product we decide to build in the future.
Look at:
- all my Claude Code chats that relate to [company]
- all my Claude chats that relate to [company]
- all the skills I have
- all the MCPs
- all the projects
- all the routines
- all the artifacts I created, to see when I use them
- the attached archive (meeting notes + every doc related to AI principles)"
- [whatever other context layer you have]
then the follow-up that made it actually usable:
"If we're building any company end-to-end, from idea to complete execution, beyond the principles in this doc - what are the phases and the implementation plan to go from zero to one and one to ten as fast as possible as an AI-native company? What's missing from these fundamentals?"
it came back with 15 sections. the rules, how the company is layered, where humans approve, how the ai learns from its mistakes, and a week-by-week plan for starting the next company from day 0
now it sits at the root of every project & every agent reads it first
not a notion, not a wiki. just one doc. full of lessons & principles
write yours before you write another prompt
[댓글 @johnny_lam_]
This is like doing a full body scan with the hospital
[댓글 @BigRyan]
or hand it one photo
This might be the most impressive AI demo I have seen this week.
Anthropic's Alex Albert gave Fable 5.1 a single photo of an empty property lot. The model wrote the code, designed a house for it, rendered it, and produced a cinematic walkthrough.
Alex Albert
Alex Albert
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[댓글 @BigRyan]
This might be the most impressive AI demo I have seen this week.
Anthropic's Alex Albert gave Fable 5.1 a single photo of an empty property lot. The model wrote the code, designed a house for it, rendered it, and produced a cinematic walkthrough.
Alex Albert
Alex Albert
[댓글 @Chad_Justice_AI]
Or use a memory.md when you start using agents. If you’ve been using them, take all docs and .md and have it create an obsidian vault that it reads on startup.
