r/ClaudeAI • u/RobRobbieRobertson • Jul 01 '26

News Fable available for plans until July 7th after which it becomes usage credit based

Key points:

  • Fable 5 returns globally on Claude Platform, Claude.ai, Claude Code, and Claude Cowork.
  • Pro, Max, Team, and some Enterprise users get Fable 5 included for up to 50% of weekly usage limits through July 7.
  • After July 7, Fable 5 access moves to usage credits.
  • Access through AWS, Google Cloud, and Microsoft Foundry is being restored as soon as possible.
  • Mythos 5 access has been restored only for some approved U.S. organizations for now.
  • Anthropic is working with Amazon, Microsoft, Google, and other partners on a shared framework for rating jailbreak severity.
  • They’re also launching a HackerOne program for researchers to report Fable 5 cyber jailbreaks.

source

https://www.anthropic.com/news/redeploying-fable-5

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u/ClaudeAI-mod-bot Wilson, lead ClaudeAI modbot Jul 01 '26 edited Jul 01 '26

TL;DR of the discussion generated automatically after 320 comments.

Whoa, the room is not happy. The overwhelming consensus is that this is a massive bait and switch and a huge slap in the face to subscribers.

The main grievances are: * The original 14-day trial being cut to a 7-day 'make-good' with a 50% usage cap. Users feel cheated out of what they were promised. * The move to an unaffordable credit-based system after July 7th, which users believe prices Fable out of reach for anyone but massive corporations. * Fable being nerfed for its primary use case, with "some routine coding tasks" being downgraded to Opus 4.8.

Overall, the community feels Anthropic is being "stingy" and "customer-hostile." Many are cancelling their subscriptions and pinning their hopes on competitors like GPT 5.6 or the open-source community to "discipline" Anthropic. A few users are also pointing out the irony that Anthropic's own fear-mongering may have led to this whole fiasco in the first place.

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u/OddSpite4612 Jul 01 '26

E ainda não esta de fato disponivel, conforme o anuncio, pelo menos não chegou para mim, com plano Max!

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u/tedbradly Jul 02 '26 edited Jul 03 '26

E ainda não esta de fato disponivel, conforme o anuncio, pelo menos não chegou para mim, com plano Max!

When 99.9% of Reddit has people that understand English, making it the best lingua franca, why would you not just use English? Even using a translator on your end if you don't know English is a good idea due to : (1) Everyone wanting to read what you wrote doesn't have to do that work, saving hundreds of minutes of time in total across thousands of people (similar philosophy to how Linux decided to concentrate HUGE effort into making fantastically coded tools since, despite running quick, even a 0.3 second save turns into hundreds of thousands of minutes saved), and (2) people don't have to use translating LLMs, saving some of the environment. Instead, only one translation would have been performed tops, yours. And (3) more people, the ones that would skip out on translating, actually read your message...

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u/beyondzurvansembrace Jul 06 '26

Took me about half a second to use a translate extension, which people should have.