Nick Perry shows how to cut AI costs by using a cheaper model for planning and grunt work, then running Fable 5 once as a high-level director to review and guide execution. Treat expensive models like a COO, not a laborer.
This is how to use Fable 5 without hitting your usage limits. First, you let a cheaper, faster AI handle the brainstorming and the busywork and make the plan bulletproof. Then you bring in Fable for one job and one job only. To look at everything and direct the build. It never touches the grunt work, it just tells the cheaper agents exactly what to do and how to think about doing it. So you literally get COO-level talent for a fraction of the price. It's the same reason why a real estate investor doesn't do their own dials or swing their own hammers. Cuz the best in the room shouldn't be doing the work, they should be directing it.
