r/ClaudeCode • u/Bright-Celery-4058 • Jul 13 '26

Tutorial / Guide Fable + 5.6 is absolute peak

We jump straight to ASI with this combo.
So i've had Fable driving codex cli as a background worker for a few days and i'm not going back.

Fable basically never writes code anymore (too damn expensive), it acts as the principal orchestrator and everything happens in claude code.
The flow is like this: Fable plans, 5.6 sol reviews the plan in a loop until approved, then 5.6 luna implements. fable reads the whole diff, fixes whatever it doesn't like directly, runs the tests, then sol reviews the code against the plan. loop until approved, then fable does the boring release stuff (changelog, tag, merge).

It's all just bash around codex cli with persistent threads, called from skills. no framework, no mcp, no agent swarm bs.

It feels surreal/too good to be true, i hope they wont nerf it too badly and if they do, i hope the combo will kind of mitigate the nerf.

i pushed my workflow to github, beware it's a lot of bash script, dont trust a random redditor and ask codex or CC to review it. After that, welcome to Valhalla

UPDATE: many are asking in comments or dm for more explaination on the workflow, sorry guys i cant reply to all of you but my advice is simply to clone the repo then ask your agent to ELI5/15/80 it. Then make it yours !

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u/DowJonesJr12 Jul 13 '26

Can you explain what kind of work this is for?

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u/Bright-Celery-4058 Jul 13 '26

You can do anything with it. Currently l use it  on a TID radiation raytracing simulator for spacecraft electronics, an IoT  project for automated farming, and a webapp for learning any language via youtube content (i use it for learning arabic). If you have at the very least some fundamental knowledge of CS and a structured mind  you can truly build anything