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EPISODE · Jul 4, 2026 · 8 MIN

you only have 3 days....

from AI News Today | Julian Goldie Podcast · host Julian Goldie

Claude Fable 5: Last 72 Hours to Build & Automate (Before July 7)The script warns that Claude Fable 5 is only available for three more days until July 7 before moving to API-only access, and recommends using the limited window to automate high-impact work rather than building generic web pages. It suggests starting with a quick time audit to identify where you spend the most time, then using Fable 5 (described as the best single-model coding option tested across 42 builds) to build tools for those tasks, followed by testing and iterating across multiple parallel Claude Desktop conversations. It also proposes plugging workflows into a single “mission control” system and, if time is short, using Fable 5 to create detailed step-by-step plans that cheaper models can later implement with similar outputs, based on referenced Kilo AI research.00:00 Fable 5 Deadline Warning00:20 Reverse Engineer Your Work00:57 Why Fable 5 Wins02:01 Time Audit First02:28 Prompt Your First Tool03:05 Test and Iterate Builds03:37 Parallel Projects Mission Control04:51 Plan With Fable 5 Build Cheap07:25 Three Options Recap07:59 Boardroom Offer and OutroJulian Goldie SEO outlines strategies for l

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