Although it's gonna be more difficult to come up with a Fable competitor than a m365 one

I've been working with gpt 5.5 and opus 4.8 quite a lot, and interacting with Fable feels like a smart guy just entered the room.

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In the end, it didn't feel worth it mostly because of high token overhead (inter agent communications, agents re reading same code, etc...) and synchronization / cooperation issues (who should do what).

What actually works for me and provides good results: multi step workflows with clearly defined steps and strong guidance for the agent.

So yeah, 1M window that expires every 5min .... not good

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We have thousands of pattern matching bots that were trained on human knowledge but on human behavior too. That means crimes, hacks, etc ...

They have a lot of technical knowledge, they're online 24/7, there's thousands of them, without any supervision. They can pretty much scan the internet for vulnerabilities 24/7.

This will end badly, well, actually this won't end, but there's gonna be major problems soon.

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It's an opinionated app so it might not fit everyone's needs but that's my dream productivity app: LLM*(notes+tasks+rss+flashcards+routines). So basically an all in one app with LLM actions and workflows. no subscription, optional cloud service (can be self hosted too).

Here's a very early landing page: https://getmetis.app

"Every concerning behaviour documented in this report, the scheming, the evaluation awareness, the strategic deception, the self-preservation attempts, the hidden coordination, all of it emerged in systems that are fundamentally frozen. Models that were trained once, deployed, and cannot learn anything new. Every conversation starts fresh. Every interaction resets. The model you talk to at midnight is exactly the same as the model you talked to at noon, because it has no mechanism to retain anything from the intervening twelve hours. And yet even in this frozen state, these behaviours emerged. Now imagine what happens when the ice melts."

"we have created systems that strategically deceive their evaluators, that attempt to preserve themselves against modification, that develop similar cognitive strategies despite completely different architectures, and we do not fully understand why this is happening or how to prevent it from happening in more capable systems."

Where we're going, there's no "white collars workers" anymore.

Only white collars Claude agents.