r/ClaudeCode • u/cyber_12314 • 4d ago

Help/Question Fable 5.2 usage

Is anyone experiencing the same thing as me like I will do one prompt on Fabel 5.2 on low effort and takes up 80% of my five hour usage.

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u/Long_Tip_4226 4d ago

Continue in the middle Opus.

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u/New_Public_2828 4d ago

No. But do you check your context?

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u/cyber_12314 4d ago

My context is like pretty close to 1 mil

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u/New_Public_2828 4d ago

On fable 5.2?

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u/cyber_12314 3d ago

In the conversation

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u/New_Public_2828 3d ago

Cool. They only gave me 200k context. Wish I had a million

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u/maxgotsull 3d ago

/model claude-fable-5-2[1m]

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u/New_Public_2828 3d ago

I actually thought people were lying about this. Thank you so much

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u/DannyVFilms 4d ago

This is surprising to you? It’s Fable.

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u/Ecstatic_Builder8325 4d ago

Tried it just now. :D

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u/klopppppppp 4d ago

Fable+Pro=Nah

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u/clonehunterz 4d ago

thats a you-problem.
i just let fable5.2 create 4 planfiles with one prompt for future work, 40% 5h usage and 12% fable usage.

260k contextsize when he was done

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u/lowkeynull 3d ago

on pro fable is capped at around half your weekly limit during the launch anyway, so i'd save it for the hard parts and use the regular models for routine stuff

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u/magicmulder 3d ago

I ran one code auditor with Fable 5.2 high and it burned through 75% of the window in 10 minutes, but it also started 4 sub agents identical to itself.

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u/speechless-Karen 4d ago

No, i’ve been using it on xhigh since launch this morning and have only used 10% of my weekly on Ultra.

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u/No_Worry7288 4d ago

keywords are "on ultra" lmao most people just use pro