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CLAUDE FABLE 5 JUST DESIGNED A FULL WEB3 AI AGENT APP. No design team. No week-long Figma marathon. No agency invoice. Just one prompt. Out came a complete mobile product — a voice-first AI agent for Web3 automation that lets anyone deploy crypto trading and liquidity-monitoring workflows just by speaking. DeFi has always been scattered across dashboards, wallets, bots, and scripts. Fable 5 collapsed all of it into a single conversation: → Open the app, start from suggested prompts → Say the request out loud — "monitor this liquidity pool" → Watch the agent report back with clear status updates in chat And the visual direction? A dark fintech UI, glowing orange gradients, soft depth, and bold typographic moments — technical, premium, and built for action. Now here's the part that should make every design studio nervous: A product design pass at this fidelity — custom dark fintech system, voice-first interaction flows, motion specs, and a polished prototype — normally runs $10,000–$25,000 and takes a senior designer or studio weeks. Fable 5 did it from a text box. In minutes

@misat0x Have a sense

@SergioTheNomad Totally agree with that statement, appreciate that

Claude Fable 5 diseñando una aplicación completa de Web3 AI Agent (con UI, flujos de voz, trading y monitoreo de liquidez) solo con un prompt es un salto importante. Lo que antes requería semanas de diseño y desarrollo ahora se puede prototipar en minutos. Esto acelera muchísimo la experimentación en agentic commerce.

@ajs6888 Fair point. A demo proves what's possible, not production-ready. The hard part — latency, failed txns, slippage, real pool states — is the next chapter. What Fable 5 nails here is the UX and interaction layer.

@Psalteric 这类 demo 最怕后面接不上真实链上复杂度

@Di_Krass_ When GTA comes out on PC, you can use AI to make mods, create AI-assisted content, and sell it

ONE VIDEO GAME NOW COSTS MORE THAN A NASA MARS ROVER AND THE TALLEST BUILDING ON EARTH. GTA 5 cost around $300M to develop. GTA 6 is torching every record at an estimated $2 billion. Here's what that same money bought in the real world: > Google bought YouTube — $1.65B > Burj Khalifa, tallest building on Earth — $1.5B > Jeddah Tower — $1.23B > US Bank Stadium — $1.1B > Facebook bought Instagram — $1B > Amazon bought Twitch — $970M > Queen Mary 2 ocean liner — $900M > NASA Opportunity Mars rover — $900M Every one of those cost less than one video game. GTA 6 is about to redefine what AAA even means. Follow me so you don't miss out on trends in the world of AI.

@callsofmidas Feels like good start for game, but can you check Fable 5 he can also do insane thing

Rockstar spent years building GTA 6. Someone spent two hours building their own version with Claude Fable 5. We're entering a very strange era.

@Neuron_404 That technologies had a great opportunities

Real-time face swap now runs on a single laptop at ~50ms inference. Someone stacked face swap, pose detection, object recognition, and person profiling into one live pipeline, then piped the output straight into a virtual camera via UDP 00:02. The whole system runs on consumer hardware and drops into any video call. > real-time face swap at ~50ms inference > pose + object detection running in parallel > person profiling — age, clothing, mood, tattoos > output streamed to a virtual camera via UDP > runs on a single machine The real story is not the swap quality. It is that this entire stack now fits on one laptop and works as a plug-and-play webcam. Follow me so you don't miss out on trends in the world of AI.

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@Psalteric yes, the scene hooks people once, but the character is what makes them come back

THE AI VIDEO IS ONLY THE FIRST LAYER THE REAL GAME STARTS WHEN YOU CAN REBUILD IT A clip can catch attention once But the real edge starts after the video is made same face same outfit same attitude same movement style same camera rhythm same visual identity That is how an AI clip turns into something repeatable Not just one scene A character system A visual world Something people can recognize when it appears again This is where AI video starts moving beyond random clips The video is the proof The board is the control layer And continuity is what makes the whole thing useful Prompts are getting easier Keeping a character alive across different shots is becoming the real skill If you read this far, you’re probably not trying to make another AI clip for the feed You’re trying to build something people recognize before they even read the caption Save this before your next AI video🎬 Follow for more breakdowns on how AI videos turn into reusable visual worlds🌍

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@Neuron_404 Yep, appreciate it, let't move together

The feature that kills the blank-chat-box problem is already designed. Fable 5 just showed what a few prompts can build. No design team. No weeks of iteration. Just Fable 5 and a handful of prompts — and out came the ChatGPT 6.5 — AI Assistant Suggestions Experience. Here's what Fable 5 designed 🔹 Expanded, smarter suggestions the moment the chat opens — no more staring at a blank box. 🔹 Options shaped around user interests, past chats, and personal context — not generic filler. 🔹 Built to help people start conversations faster and surface what actually matters to them. The wild part? It went from idea → prompts → finished concept in one sitting. That's the new speed of building: prompt it, ship it, sell it. Concept fully designed by Fable 5

@cipgerx I think that the character, as the main character, is the most memorable and attracts attention with his charisma, looks or behavior.

What matters more in AI video right now: the best single shot, or a character you can keep consistent across 10 different scenes?

@Di_Krass_ In the right hands, Claude becomes a powerful tool, but creativity and flexibility are essential

"claude skills make claude literally 100x more powerful — but nobody tells you which ones to install." that's the whole problem with the current skills hype. everyone knows they exist. almost nobody names the exact stack that runs every day. the video walks through 5 that actually get used daily: a marketing pack with 7 agents (SEO, creative, email), one that lets claude reply to emails and post to slack, banana claude for image gen inside claude, remotion for motion graphics from a single prompt, and a content engineering skill that cuts token use — same budget, way more claude. Watch it now, and you'll know more than 99% of people. Follow me.

@Di_Krass_ And thanjs for sub

@Psalteric That’s great, but Fable is needed for complex tasks. It’s better to handle routine ones without it—it’s expensive.

@Di_Krass_ Yep, agree with that. But i have some ways to make it cheaper

@ProPlus08372637 Yep i find Fable 5 the best model for Design at that moment

@Psalteric Perfect design

@AlexFinn Love that article

@Di_Krass_ Yep fable 5 is freaking insane

$600,000 from a single channel. 7 channels running in parallel. 0 humans on camera. a faceless YouTube operator shows how to assemble a fully AI-generated video in the time it takes to boil a kettle. videdge ai finds the niche and writes the script. ElevenLabs delivers narration you can't tell apart from a real person. videdge then animates the whole thing automatically. in a 00:48 2-minute tutorial he walks the full pipeline from empty page to finished upload. including a demo generating a fake $68K family-finance explainer from scratch. Watch it now, and you'll know more than 99% of people. Follow me.