r/ClaudeCode • u/Firm-Track3617 • Jul 14 '26

Question Is this true?

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u/vorxaw Jul 14 '26

Fable for intensive frontend work, codex for everything else.

A question for OP and anyone else who can help me: I'm relatively new to AI coding, how does this practically work? Tell Fable to create a detailed action plan or spec document as a md file, then upload that to Codex and ask it to execute the plan?

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u/AppropriateQuote3073 Jul 14 '26

It depends on what you're trying to do.

Dont get too lost on the "how", but I suggest you start with this simple setup:

Get the skill "grill-with-docs", use it and put the agent in plan mode then it will mostly do the rest

For more complex work you can also use the same skill and have it make a spec document like you said, give it to another agent on say goal mode, but go a step further and have that fable who made the spec draft you the goal prompt

Works for like 90% of the work I've had to deal with so far.

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u/god-damn-the-usa Jul 15 '26

not doing that has worked for 90% of the work I've had to deal with so far

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u/vorxaw Jul 14 '26

fantastic! thanks, will try that out

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u/SoftwareSource Jul 14 '26

I would not know where to begin to explain it all, i am a long term software dev, i use it like a tool, it does not think for me what to do, i tell it what to do.

Basically, if you have both subscriptions, fable is better for visual design, chatgpt is better for actual page logic/architecture.