we’re going to be in this loop of trying to use the newest most expensive model without spending the most cash for the rest of time so get used to it

I don't want to use fable. I'm going to hit my usage limits, skill issue. What's your name? You're going to drop in a list of everything that you need to get done. Just literally a brain dump it in there. Then you're going to tell fable to create a sub agent that is an opus profile that is going to execute everything. So what we're going to do now is fable is going to be the orchestrator. Fable is going to grease the task, grate the specs that hand it off to opus. Opus is way cheaper than going to go and take off those tasks. Now opus is going to go run and cook up these tasks. They probably have four or five other team members helping out other tasks and parallel work trees, whatever all that jazz. Then when they're dumped into the task, they're going to go back to fable and say, hey boss, how does this look? And then fable's going to go, hmm, I am much smarter than you. So I don't think you did better. Fix X, Y, and Z. And then the workers are going to go back and fix those things. And they're going to come back to fable. It's going to keep doing that loop a few times until it's good enough. Then fable will come back to you and say, hey, human, this is good. And that exact workflow is how I've been looping fable all day long because it's actually fable that's running the task. No, fable is setting the spec and then making sure that things are adhered to that level of quality.