GitHub repo distills Claude Fable 5 workflow into reproducible method for any model
A GitHub repository by Sahir619 distills the Fable Workflow used by Claude Fable 5 into a reproducible method (think/act/prove) that any model can run, including an evaluation to ensure honesty. The workflow is released under MIT license with a Claude Code plugin, enabling developers to replicate the approach across different AI models.
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