STOP Using Claude Code Without This Fable 5 Agentic OS
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[0:00] Hey Jarvis, give me the rundown for
[0:01] today.
[0:03] >> Good morning. You're at about 466,000
[0:07] followers across all platforms, up about
[0:10] 3,000 this week. The latest video is
[0:13] pulling about 4,000 views a day, 17,000
[0:17] so far. Big story in AI today, US
[0:21] government directive forced Anthropic to
[0:23] suspend public access to its top Mythos
[0:26] class. Biggest thing on today's board,
[0:29] cut and ship the Jarvis HUD reveal
[0:32] video. Want me to run the daily inbox
[0:34] audit, or do you have anything else in
[0:37] mind?
[0:37] >> So, what exactly are we looking at here?
[0:39] Well, this is Jarvis, our Claude Fable 5
[0:43] OS. Now, when we say Fable 5, I mean
[0:45] this was built using Fable 5, but it
[0:48] does not require us to have Fable 5 to
[0:50] actually run this. In fact, a lot of
[0:53] what you're seeing here is actually
[0:54] completely local, and it can run on
[0:56] essentially any model you want. Now, if
[0:58] you have seen my previous Agentic OS
[1:00] videos, then you kind of know the deal
[1:01] here. We've taken Claude code, and we've
[1:03] added another layer on top of it, which
[1:06] gives us some things that you just can't
[1:07] get inside the terminal. Things like
[1:09] visual metrics, things like skills that
[1:11] are turned into buttons. And this isn't
[1:13] a productivity theater thing, this is
[1:15] something that gives us a true boost if
[1:17] we're someone who's operating in a bunch
[1:19] of different domains, and is also
[1:20] something we can easily package for
[1:22] clients or members of our team who
[1:24] aren't particularly technical. And
[1:26] Jarvis is just the next evolution of
[1:28] this Agentic OS model. Its backbone is
[1:31] still this robust, completely