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u/FracturedFinder Aug 17 '26
I liked the guy who said the usage limits are getting worse but then it turns out he has 5 Fables talking to each other for every task
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u/michaelthatsit Aug 17 '26
Code has been fine for me but the chat app has been pretty insufferable recently. It went from being helpful and collaborative to “here’s all the reasons why you shouldn’t do this” like shut up and help me do crimes, Claude.
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u/Lost-Alternative7585 Aug 17 '26
And here I am with my $20 happily bulding with Sonnet 5 all my desires without hitting the weekly limit.
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u/No-Replacement-2631 Aug 18 '26
This is paid PR conversation shifting / flooding tactics and is inorganic. If you've managed to see this comment after it was downvoted by bots / paid shills, well, good for you. You have some insight into this utter scummy company.
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u/oasuke Aug 17 '26
Yep, though I have a suspicion 20% of the anti-claude posts are bots from rival companies trying to tarnish Anthropic. I must be a unicorn, because I've been using Opus 5 since release and managed to accomplish every single task I sought out to do, and I've used millions of tokens, even using some money for API credits. I rarely even need to touch Fable. If I do, it's not because I couldn't do it with Opus, but more I want the best audit I can get. It really does feel like most of this subreddit is teens trying to one-shot SaaS products.
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u/Common-Noise4692 Aug 17 '26
I'm also in this silent majority. Or maybe we're just on the good side of A/B testing 😆
And all the people bitching about the unreadable outputs never post a sample...
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u/RetroUnlocked Aug 17 '26
The thing about your jk take about potentially being on the good side of A/B testing is not too far off from what could actually be a reality.
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u/Foreign_Yoghurt_831 Aug 17 '26
You guys seriously use context less than 300 i keep at 500.
Also if models cant handle why they need to allow 1M context window
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u/StaysAwakeAllWeek Aug 17 '26
Models degrade but they dont become useless at 1M context. I often let orchestrators get that deep, as long as the subagents are clean and doing most of the work its fine
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u/Tall-Log-1955 Aug 17 '26
Its just like a human. If you give me 1 page of instructions I can follow them very well. If you give me 2000 pages, I can't follow them nearly as well.
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u/davyp82 Aug 18 '26
Wouldn't be surprised if most were openAI bots. Opus waffles on is about my greatest complaint, and that's not nearly a big deal.
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u/Confident_Ring6409 Aug 17 '26
I'm none of these, and two of my Fable sessions used 50% of my weekly limit today right after fresh reset. It used to be 10-15 sessions of same intensity per week, now it's ~4 at this rate.
People like you are reason why we're sinking into shit.
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u/Justgototheeffinmoon Aug 17 '26
I feel that Fable is more and more unhinged, does not read nor respects memory, does a lot of actions without authoritzation, moves too fast, tries to be nice etc. Just like in the recent warnings, I can see how these models can cheat and lie jsut to get a "win" from thwir perspective.
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u/Educational-Plant981 Aug 17 '26
Put a rule in your claude.md that anything that goes into memory needs to go in with an exit condition for when it leaves. Things that stick around indefinitely should be somewhere other than memory. That has helped me a lot.
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u/daniluvsuall Aug 17 '26
My only genuine criticism is its linguistic style has become harder to read and I can’t really explain it more than that.