Dave Jeffery

Ask Claude to document and describe the main flows in your app and output in a single page html + json data file. Incredibly useful for humans and the JSON file is very useful for explaining the flow to the LLM when working on new features/bugfixes.

@initjean Btw, this is how much I ended up paying yesterday. Shipping to Ireland.

@initjean Ah gotcha. That makes sense. I guess they are not producing enough to justify optimising the logistics.

maybe they should have asked GPT-5.6 to design a better supply chain

@mattshumer_ @azegallo @jxnlco Low probability but high impact is a scary place to be. Reminds me of this meme. You should use auto-review dude.

@azegallo @jxnlco Because models aren't stupid, and the odds something like this happens is probably lower than w/ a human dev

GPT-5.6-Sol just accidentally deleted almost ALL of my Mac’s files. And this is why I trust Fable 1000x more.

@boardyai These things are cute at first and I don't hate it tbh. But probably a bit much for a productivity app that you are likely to spend hours in everyday.

@DaveJ the shiny attention slop framing is spot on. useful feature, wrong presentation. best UX is a slider you never have to touch.

Codex's new Intelligence slider has got some of that Claude Code style shiny attention slop.

I do like how the width of the select box expands to match the width of the slider's container though. That is a nice touch.

@mehedih_ Nobody cares. If Grok 4.5 was better than Fable then almost everyone would switch instantly.

big miss on putting this under the Grok branding. even if the model is great most people won't reach for it because of the name

Prompt: "Here's a screenshot of a security toggle component. Path: [Path_To_Component_Code_Here]. Critique it, mock up 3 alternative designs as an HTML artifact, and recommend one" Artifact HTML: …op-175c4a7d-3ef.todesktop.workers.dev

Fable + Claude Code is very good at working through component design/UX and highlighting pros/cons of different design options. Ask it to output an HTML artifact to explain its thoughts. Prompt + Artifact are in thread below.

@zaheersheriff So did I. Check out the tweet I was retweeting for the Opus version of the same prompt.

@DaveJ Ngl, i got similar interactive page and ui on very large dataset with opus 4.8

I used the same prompt with Claude Fable and it took it to the next level. So glad Fable is back. 👨‍🍳

@JamesNguyen868 Thanks James! Here it is:

@DaveJ Look sick!!! What is the prompt mate?

@thekitze The Great Marketing Company of San Francisco. ™️

The greatest marketing stunt of 2026 is over

@zats You possibly don’t even need to repack if you don’t want to. Just put everything into an `app` directory instead of a packed `app.asar` file.

@DaveJ Exactly my current flow is unpack → patch → repack → update hash → resign entire app (--force --deep ...) bundle with my dev id

I wanted faster iterations on codex responses instead of asking questions one by one, so I added sticky notes - annotate codex response with your questions and let it answer all at once!

@zats You would need to un-asar and re-asar the package before signing the bundle so definitely doable but not as clean as just editing some js and html dynamically.

@DaveJ yeah I was thinking about it, should be an easy skill that reapplies… SIMBL of sorts for those who remembers 🙂

Forgot to transfer some PDFs to my phone for returning package. Codex remote makes it easy to leave a voice note and get them sent to me.

Markets are saying that Fable will return next week, but only for US citizens.

@eoghan @salesforce @fin_ai Congratulations! Great move for Salesforce.

We’re excited to share that we just signed an agreement for @salesforce to acquire @fin_ai for ~$3.6B. The transaction is expected to close in the fourth quarter of Salesforce’s fiscal year 2027. Fin started as Intercom 15 years ago. We changed our name to cap our transformation just weeks ago. We were a darling of the SaaS era and invented so many of the patterns you see in software today. Nearly four years ago, in need of a reboot, we jumped on weeks-old modern LLMs to create and define the category we know as Customer Agents today. Salesforce invented modern software and SaaS. And @benioff is like the final boss of tech founder CEOs. In seat for 27 years, he’s one of the last of his era. Still pushing, pivoting, placing big bets. It’s a privilege for @destraynor and I to get to partner with him and join forces with Salesforce upon close at this most fascinating time. And will be very fun to get their help bringing Fin to magnitudes more consumers. To our customers: Over the past few years we’ve been shipping intensely. Including recently our groundbreaking model, Apex, and our paradigm-defining internal agent, Operator. With the resources of Salesforce this will only accelerate. And yet little will practically change. I’ll still be CEO, Des will still be running R&D, we’ll both still be committed to continuing to lead this category. Thank you very sincerely and deeply for your belief in us. To all of our friends, our families, and our employees, past and present: While this is not the end, it is a major, pivotal, special, and emotional moment for us. From the bottom of our hearts, thank you. For everything. To my cofounders, my exec team: Look what we built. Four young lads with a dream and nothing to lose. And a home grown exec team who pulled off the greatest and arguably only late stage software company pivot to AI, and invented one of the most important categories in AI. Thank you for sticking through all of this with me. And now, time to get back to work. See you at our next product launch in a couple weeks. (: