A draft with direction
Build an outline, sharpen a paragraph or adapt a message to an audience. Supply a sample to make your preferred voice concrete.
Claude / Thinking spaceEXAMPLE BRIEFA little clarity.
A better next step.
Take the idea apart.
Find what matters.
Give it a useful structure.
The objective
Turn a rough idea into a clear plan.
Turn a rough idea into a clear plan.
ANTHROPIC / CLAUDE FABLE 5
Claude Fable 5. Think it through.
Bring a difficult question, a rough draft or a technical problem. Turn it into a focused conversation with Claude, right inside Unify.
WriteShape a clearer draft
ReasonWork through a problem
CodeExplore a solution
GIVE YOUR WORK SOME ROOM
For the things worth thinking about.
Start with a clear objective. Use the conversation to explore, challenge and improve the work.
A problem in perspective
Separate facts from assumptions, compare options and surface open questions. Ask what evidence would change the conclusion.
A clearer path through code
Explain an unfamiliar function, inspect an error or plan a small refactor. Include the environment and a minimal example.
START A BETTER CONVERSATION
A good question goes a long way.
Copy a starting brief, then add your own material in the chat workspace.
STARTER 01CLAUDE FABLE 5
Make a complex brief usable
Read the brief I provide next. Separate the objective, audience, constraints and open questions. Then propose a concise outline. Flag missing information instead of filling it in.
Paste the actual brief after the instruction. Keep private information out of material you do not intend to share.
STARTER 02CLAUDE FABLE 5
Improve a draft without losing its voice
Edit the draft I provide next for clarity and flow. Preserve the author’s tone and factual claims. Return a revised draft, followed by a short explanation of the three most useful changes. Flag any claim that needs verification.
Include the audience and desired length so the revision has a clear target.
STARTER 03CLAUDE FABLE 5
Work through a technical problem
Help me investigate the bug I describe next. First list plausible causes and the evidence needed to distinguish them. Ask for missing error messages or code. Suggest the smallest change we can test before proposing a larger rewrite.
Share a minimal example, expected behavior and the actual error. Review and test proposed code before using it.
LESS GUESSWORK. MORE CONTEXT.
Help Claude understand the assignment.
Set the objective
Say what you are trying to accomplish, who the output is for and how you will use it.
Share the right context
Provide the source text, relevant constraints and an example of the result you have in mind.
Review and refine
Check the answer against your sources. Ask for one specific revision and keep the changes you can verify.
THE DETAILS
A few things
to know.
From your first idea to the final result.
How do I use Claude Fable 5 on Unify?
Open the chat workspace from this page and choose Claude Fable 5 in the model selector. Describe your task, provide the relevant context and explain the output format you need. Continue in the same conversation to refine the answer.
What should I include in my first message?
Include the goal, audience, source material and any constraints. Ask for a specific output such as an outline, comparison or revised draft. If something is unknown, ask Claude to flag the gap rather than assume an answer.
Can I use it for writing and coding?
Use Claude to explore an outline, revise a draft, explain code or investigate a problem. Review factual claims and test code suggestions before relying on the result.
How do I check the cost?
Chat usage draws from your Unify credits according to the model and request. Check the model information in the workspace and the current pricing page for your available balance and purchase options.
YOUR NEXT IDEA STARTS HERE