Orchestrate with Sol, Review with Fable
robleclerc · x · 2026-07-12
The author uses both fable and sol in their workflow. They find fable unsuitable as the main orchestrator because it is overly confident and tends to miss details. Conversely, sol acts as a reliable workhorse, making it better suited for orchestration.
Their approach is to let sol handle the orchestrator role while using fable for high-frequency adversarial reviews, specifically to catch issues in both the plans and the code.
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