Fable Workflow: Set House Rules Before Granting Autonomy
FinanceYF5 · x · 2026-07-05
Merely giving goals can lead to a loss of control, so he first establishes a few house rules as red lines. For example, instead of hardcoding for edge cases, the desired behavior should be written into the prompt for Fable to reason through itself. He also has a sub-agent check the output against these rules before delivering the final results.
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