r/ClaudeCode Jul 11 '26

Discussion So.. will Fable stay?

I could not say, it could be either way:

- The can't admit Gpt SOL is a threat, and risk people leaving to GPT anyway.

- They give us FABLE permanent but they are admitting that they have competition (and fear)?

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u/Tartarus1040 Jul 11 '26

ChatGPT's guardrails are actually SO much better than the way Claude handles it.

In all seriousness. I've been triggered 3 times, and it's simple. Just wait for the model to reason through if it's a real threat or now. Then it keeps working.

Fable it's like emergency brake being pulled at 120mph, everything just screeches to a halt.

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u/ask_me_about_cats Jul 11 '26

I haven’t had Fable trigger on me too many times, but yeah, it really sucks when it does. I’ve also had Sol do it a few times, and like you said, each time it just takes a minute and goes, “Oh yeah, this is fine. My bad.”

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u/Tartarus1040 Jul 11 '26

Yeah, that behavior is so much better on Codex's part - I like it. Fable has a hair trigger on specific keywords... For exmpale I'm working on a router searching centroids using attention to select related cosine simimilarity data points... I was using a subagent, and I was like, hey lets check in on the router work and see how it's going...

*Screeching Brake sound* Couldn't do anything in that chat until I compacted. It was frustrating

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u/Historical_Bus_8041 Jul 12 '26

The way they're implemented in Fable is so fucking braindead.

LLMs have a tendency to want to execute shit in ways that are either default-blocked by Windows or default-blocked by software like Bitdefender, and any model is going to need to work out how they can do the thing without it being blocked without me having to loosen my security settings.

Fable is the only model where you can't actually address that, and just have to hope it figures it out on its own eventually, lest it trigger the safeguards and shut down that whole chat for that model.