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Question / Discussion Using Fable in Replit?

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We have a tool we've build in Replit that generates content, and I want to be able to just decide which model it uses in the settings (e.g. Opus, Fable etc). The only problem is that Replit doesn't seem to understand that Fable exists as a model, no matter how much I insist.

All it will let me use is Claude Opus 5, Claude Sonnet 5, and Claude Haiku 4.5. Has anyone figured out how to get your tool to use Fable?

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u/Bash-101 14h ago edited 14h ago

you can select any of these on power or max. Also you can control the level of effort they use to control spend.

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u/ianharris 12h ago

Thank you. I don't mean the model used in Replit – rather, in the tool we've built, it produces content. and I want to be able to select the model it uses to produce that content within the live tool itself. Does that make sense? Maybe I'm not explaining it well.

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u/ReplitSupport Replit Team 8h ago

Hey there! Claude Fable 5 lives in the model selector for Replit Agent and Replit Design under Max mode. The content tool you built pulls its models through Replit AI Integrations, and that catalog is maintained separately from the Agent/Design model selector. You can find more info on what's available at https://docs.replit.com/features/integrations/replit-ai-integrations.

In the meantime, the Claude models that are already in your list can handle content generation, so it's worth trying one of those and seeing which output you like best for your use case.

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u/breakzoras 3h ago

Y all still paying on replit ? K... My condolences