fablicator

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fablicator

어떤 작업이든 알맞은 모델로 라우팅하고, Fable이 맞을 때는 실행 프롬프트까지 만들어 주는 Claude Skill. Route any task to the right model, and — when Fable 5 fits — fabricate a tuned execution prompt for it.

fablicator = Fable + fabricator — it triages for Fable, and fabricates the prompt when Fable is the pick.

fablicator is a Claude Skill. Give it a raw task and it does two things:

1. Triage the task to the right model — Sonnet 4.6, Sonnet 4.6 → Opus, Opus 4.8, or Fable 5 — so you don't spend Fable on work a cheaper model does better, or under-scaffold a real long-horizon job.
2. Fabricate, only for the Fable cell, an execution prompt assembled from just the modules that task needs (intent, definition-of-done, and the autonomous-stabilization safeguards that keep a long run from drifting).

The reply is user-facing and language-matched: it answers in the task's own language and shows Recommended model / Why / Prompt (Korean: 추천 모델 / 이유 / 프롬프트). The prompt appears only when Fable is the pick; otherwise it offers to write one for the recommended model.

Recommended: Claude Code v2.1.154+ with dynamic workflows enabled. fablicator and dynamic workflows are complementary. The Fable prompts it emits are built for long, delegating, autonomous runs — exactly the work dynamic workflows orchestrate across many subagents — so executing them in a workflow-capable session gets the most out of them. Dynamic workflows are a research-preview feature on paid plans; enable them in /config.

Quickstart

Install. This repo is the skill folder (SKILL.md is at its root). Point your Claude Code skills directory at it, or drop a copy in:

git clone https://github.com/cooco119/fablicator.git ~/.claude/skills/fablicator

Or build a distributable and install that:

python3 /path/to/skill-creator/scripts/package_skill.py . ./dist   # -> dist/fablicator.skill

Use it

Just describe the task in your Claude Code session — the skill is written to trigger on its own whenever you turn a task into an agent prompt, pick a model for an agentic task, or set up an autonomous run, even if you never say "prompt" or "Fable". To be explicit, invoke it by name:

/fablicator
이번 주말 동안 무인으로 결제 실패를 조사하고 수정안을 프로토타이핑해줘

The skill reads references/generator.md, triages the task, and replies in your language. When the pick is Fable 5 and you're about to execute the prompt, run it in a workflow-capable session (Claude Code v2.1.154+) so the long, delegating run can fan out across subagents — ask for a dynamic workflow in your own words or with ultracode.

Read the reply

You get back, in the task's own language:

• 추천 모델 / Recommended model — the routed model.
• 이유 / Why — one or two plain sentences on the fit.
• 프롬프트 / Prompt — only when Fable is the pick — a ready-to-paste execution prompt.

For non-Fable tasks there's no prompt — just the model + reason, and an offer to write one tuned for that model if you want it.

Example

A Korean, long-and-open-ended task gets a Korean reply with a Fable prompt:

**추천 모델:** Fable 5

**이유:** 정답 경로가 정해져 있지 않은 비정형 리서치이고, 벤치마크 실행까지 수 시간 이상 걸리는
long × dynamic 태스크라 Fable의 스위트스팟입니다. effort는 high를 권장합니다.

**프롬프트 (Fable에 붙여넣기):**
​```
## Intent
...
​```

A short, predetermined task routes away from Fable with no prompt:

**Recommended model:** Sonnet 4.6

**Why:** Renaming a variable and updating three known call sites is a short, predetermined
sequence — no route to design — so a fast structured-task model fits best.

If you'd like, I can write a prompt tuned for Sonnet 4.6 instead.

How triage works

A risk pre-check runs first (offensive cyber / bio → Opus 4.8 + server-side fallback, stop), then the task is placed on two axes:

Repository layout

Contributing

The generator is backed by an eval harness, so edits to references/generator.md can be checked for regressions before they land. If you want to change the triage rules or the prompt skeleton, see CONTRIBUTING.md — metric definitions, how to re-run the eval (offline re-score or live regeneration), and the accept-on-held-out rule. The measured scorecard is in RELEASE.md.

References

The generator's triage rules and prompt modules are distilled from Anthropic's official guidance — the conditional blocks (anti-overplan, scope boundaries, progress-grounding, checkpoints, delegation, memory, outcome-led communication) and the risk handling (cyber/bio + reasoning- extraction refusals → fallback to Opus 4.8; no "reproduce your reasoning" instruction) come straight from these pages:

• Prompting Claude Fable 5 — the primary source: effort, instruction-following, long runs, progress grounding, delegation, memory, send-to-user, and the scaffolding/refusal notes.
• Prompting best practices — techniques that apply across all current Claude models.
• Introducing Claude Fable 5 and Claude Mythos 5 — capabilities, API changes, and the refusal stop reason.
• Refusals and fallback — server-/client-side fallback to Opus 4.8 (the risk short-circuit's downstream).
• Effort — the intelligence/latency/cost control the generator recommends per task.
• Dynamic workflows (Claude Code) — orchestrating many subagents from a re-runnable script (v2.1.154+); how this skill's eval fans out and how to execute long Fable-cell prompts at scale.

License

MIT © cooco119