Fable 5 is Claude's most powerful model. Most people are spending the free window asking it to write emails. These are the four jobs that actually show you what it can do, with the exact prompts.
The 187-page agreement you signed after skimming. It reads the whole thing in one pass and tells you what to renegotiate.
Every proposal and quote you sent this year, cross-checked. Where you undercharged, what you quote inconsistently, what you give away free.
Brief it like an employee and walk away. It works for hours and comes back with a finished table, not a summary.
Your pipeline, treated like code with bugs. Leaks found, ranked by what they cost, with the fix for each.
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Attach the contract (or paste it in), then run this. Works on leases, supplier terms and NDAs too, one document at a time.
Read this contract in full, every page. Then give me three lists: 1. What I have actually agreed to, in plain English, including anything buried late in the document. 2. What is unusual or one-sided compared to a standard agreement of this kind. 3. What I should renegotiate, in order of how much it matters, with the exact clause reference for each. If any clause contradicts another anywhere in the document, flag both clauses side by side.
Put a year of proposals and quotes in one folder. Remove or replace client names first; the numbers are what matter.
Here are my proposals and quotes from the past 12 months (client names removed). Cross-reference all of them and tell me: 1. Where I undercharged, judged against what I charged elsewhere for similar scope. 2. What I quote inconsistently: same deliverable, different price or terms. 3. What scope I repeatedly give away free that other proposals price. 4. The three pricing changes that would make the biggest difference, with the evidence from my own documents.
Brief it, walk away, come back to a finished deliverable. Swap the grant example for competitors, suppliers or speaking opportunities.
Research task. Take as long as you need and check your own work as you go. Find every UK grant, scheme or funding programme a business like mine could qualify for. My business: [one paragraph on what you do, your size, your location]. For each one give me: name, who runs it, eligibility criteria, amount, deadline, and how to apply. Present it as a table, ordered by deadline. Flag the three best fits at the top and say why. Only include schemes you can verify are currently open. If you are not sure one is still running, say so rather than guessing.
Give it everything: your enquiry-to-close steps, email templates, follow-up timing, and (anonymised) notes from recent sales calls.
Here is my sales process end to end: how enquiries come in, every email template, my follow-up timing, and notes from my last 10 sales conversations (names removed). Treat this like a system with bugs. 1. Find every point where leads leak out: slow responses, missing follow-ups, unclear next steps, weak moments in the call notes. 2. Rank the leaks by what each one is probably costing me. 3. Give me the fix for each, starting with the one that pays back fastest. 4. Tell me what the processes of the deals I WON had in common that the lost ones did not.
Prompts are one-offs. The real shift is systems that run without you in the seat.
A Claude skill that interviews you, then builds your folders, voice, guardrails and first four working systems in about 15 minutes.
Before the big jobs: the setup most people never do.
Bring one of these four outputs to a call and I'll map what to systemise first.