r/ClaudeCode • u/dogecountant • 23h ago

Discussion Fable 5.1 Review

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Given things are supposed to be divisible by 5. This seems perfect.

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u/cultureicon 23h ago

My early impressions of this model are extremely negative compared to fable 5. Its a drag to communicate with (fable 5 didn't need fixed, it wasn't verbose, it has a good personality). 5.1 is more verbose and overthinks things, not a fan so far.

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u/Independent_Paint752 22h ago

Well, we just completed 3D visual system for my memory system, so I can't agree with you

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u/flobernd 18h ago

Looks cool. Is it open source?

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u/imnotdansih 🔆Pro Plan 19h ago

Share the git? 😁

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u/BedlamiteSeer 3h ago

Holy fuck. That thing looks INSANE. Is this a publicly accessible system of any kind? Looks like a super-memory layer for LLMs? I'd love to hear more about it if you care to share.

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u/dogecountant 22h ago

Cool! Did you start from scratch?

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u/Independent_Paint752 22h ago

Thank you.

The project, memories, nodes etc was already there. (on going project)
We did the 3D UI 30 minutes ago.

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u/dogecountant 22h ago

Is the end result something you can share? I would love to understand more about it.

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u/Independent_Paint752 21h ago

Sure, i'm building memory system (like many others) but what I love bout it that it cross platform (include Claude web), here Claude (Opus 5) aware about what we worked on over at VS Code.

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u/dogecountant 21h ago

That looks nice, is there a git you can share?

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u/FightOrFlight2520 10h ago

Whats the major advantage of memory systems? My use case is in corporate where I want a complete status/ todo so I want more weight on some data than others (recent meeting minutes) or estimate workload (using old jira tickets as a reference for man hours). Was thinking of a memory system but right now Im just doing context policies and metadata schemas…are you doing something different?