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The Trick That Triples Your Claude Limits
Gael can write a full blog post using about 7% of his weekly Fable limit. Most people use 50% doing the same job.
The difference isn't a better prompt. He stopped letting the smartest model do the work at all. Fable briefs the task, Sonnet handles research, Opus makes the editorial calls, Codex writes the code. Fable just manages. With Anthropic cutting weekly limits by roughly a third, this stops being optional.
In this episode we break down:
→ Why Fable is a project manager and not a worker
→ How to build a routing table so delegation happens automatically
→ Why spawning 100 subagents costs you more, not less
→ Running eight threads at once without losing track of them
→ OpenAI's new model names and what the ChatGPT and Codex merge means
Token efficiency is about to be a job. Start learning it now.
🔗 AI Accelerator: https://www.authorityhacker.com/ai-accelerator
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