Fable QA: Use Hard Metrics Over Vague Adjectives
FinanceYF5 · x · 2026-07-05
Matt Shumer emphasizes avoiding vague adjectives like "high quality" as standards, as Fable will call it done based on its own lower baseline. You should define specific, self-checkable hard metrics (e.g., "a stranger can't tell if it's rendered or live-action"). Furthermore, the QA check must be performed by a Fable instance with a fresh context, rather than having the creator grade their own work.
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