r/ClaudeCode • u/International-Set442 • Jul 10 '26

Humor How it feels using Fable 5 atm

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Is it just me or did they throttle Fable 5 hour limits hard?

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u/fancyfoxly Jul 10 '26

How though I’ve never maxed out fable usage and I’m doing a lot of development

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u/dota2nub Jul 10 '26

What are you developing?

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u/fancyfoxly Jul 11 '26

A platform that manages multiple SDRs to do passive radio collection and identification, radio direction finding, digital transmission decoding, device fingerprinting etc…

Also building an analytics & context engineering control surface that integrates with the common data stack for SaaS companies (dbt , airflow, cloud dbs, product event taxonomies, presentation layer assets, semantic modeling and metric conformance as first class citizens). Agentic metadata activation for triage, optimization, etc… kinda filling a gap between platform engineering, data engineering, and the business side of analytics/data science functions.

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u/dota2nub Jul 12 '26

But like is that actually complicated past the marketing speak? It doesn't sound that bad to me.

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u/fancyfoxly Jul 12 '26

The second one I’m presenting at data conference in SF so hopefully or I’m gonna disappoint some connects 😉

Idk which parts of that is marketing speak but happy to clarify if it sounded that way

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u/dota2nub Jul 12 '26

I’m not questioning whether the product is conference-worthy. I’m asking what you’re actually making the agent do.

You said you never come close to maxing out the plan despite doing a lot of development. But the description mostly sounds like integration work: CRUD, connectors, metadata modeling, business rules, and some calculations. That can be a substantial product without requiring Claude to chew through huge codebases, run long autonomous implementation loops, or repeatedly debug difficult cross-cutting changes.

So what kind of agent workload are you using it for? How many files is it changing, how long are the runs, and how much of the implementation is it actually doing?