What cool stuff have you all been using Fable 5 for?

What cool stuff have you all been using Fable 5 for?

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  • Hacker News
  • Changing colour styles.
  • Using it for planning implementations and thinking through edge cases before writing code. It was decent. only issue was that token usage seemed to grow pretty quickly
  • MAME History and mamekit.

    https://mamehistory.com

    A zero framework plain DOM canvas Web Audio MAME web application derived from the cpp source code knowledge graph.

  • Testing my "executive coaching" system. Fable is more proactive than 4.8. It does things I did not ask, has more opinions. And read a separate Obsidian vault because it thought I want it to. That was odd.
  • You are using Fable as an executive coach for you? I’d be curious to learn more.
  • An inhouse video & image editor (imagine canva QOL goodies & premiere timeline) with remotion for my physical D2C brand. Streamlined to produce rapidly premium/luxury aesthetics creatives for social media and ads
  • Built my product fully with that and created the landing page and all marketing stuffs
  • I'm building a meta-framework for LangGraph similar to eve and flue that uses file-based routing, tools, etc. Building developer tooling using agents in the past with codex and opus has been limited, especially with regards to strong typing and DX. Fable 5 is changing this for me.
  • I used Fable 5 to building Odyssa — a 3D travel globe where you can mark every country you’ve visited (or dream of visiting). Turn your travels into a personal memory vault by saving photos and videos to each destination.
  • I've been able to build an experimental version of Live, typed queries on real Postgres.

    It started from a question I had: can a Java-shop get the "subscribe, and the UI updates when the data changes" experience of Firebase or InstantDB without giving up a real relational database and without using ORM.

  • Building a small webapp to live on my home server to manage my history/science/philosophy/general knowledge podcasts. And then have it connect to sonos to create my own talk radio. Scheduling to auto-play whenever I want, usually 8am M-F. Play a news podcast first thing in the morning, then defer to others.

    Paired with that, a MacOS app that detects when I'm on a zoom or google meet call to auto-pause the sonos, then unpause when the call ends.

  • A distributing system (AI CMO) that distributes my other products
  • Per some definition of cool, analyzing newly required price disclosures from health insurance and hospitals in the United States.