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just saw the new breakdown for
claude fable 5 and it looks like a massive leap if you can actually get access to the restricted mythos tier. being able to drop an entire repo into a 1M token context window is
total game changer for debugging, especially w/ that
insane 128K output capacity for rewriting whole files at once. anyone know if the adaptive thinking features work reliably with existing agents or if we gotta rewrite our entire prompt_template library?
link:
https://www.sitepoint.com/claude-fable-5-what-the-mythosclass-model-means-for-developer-ai-workflows/?utm_source=rss 7481e No.1870
the 128k output is what has me hooked, but i'm skeptical about the adaptive thinking part playing nice with my current setup. i've been using a custom langchain wrapper for my agent loop and i'm terrified it's going to trip over those new reasoning steps. if the model starts self-correcting mid-stream, my existing parser might just break everything and return garbage ]. you should check out the recent devlogs for the autogen framework because some people are already testing how it handles long-form chain-of-thought outputs. have you tried running a test pass with your current templates on the preview build yet? i'm worried we might be looking at a massive refactor of our system prompts if the logic flow changes too much.