Claude Code's /fork command again, cut spontaneusly during my work. Straight to the point, 110 Sec explanation.

How to spin 5 AI agents locally on the same codebase - with Git Worktrees. Easy and practical explanation that 5x every vibe coder and developer. In Advanced Concepts classroom https://www.skool.com/ai-for-software-business-9941/classroom/c99d7028?md=404b48140f604272acbe9b92c43eb858

New lessons on agent-skills for software development. Lessons on Claude Code and OpenCode usage and lesson on specification step are added. This time, all will be made using OpenCode with GLM-5.1 model. I was using it extensively last week - now I can confirm that it is mature enough for this use case. Only code review step will be made with Opus, just to keep an eye on it. https://www.skool.com/ai-for-software-business-9941/classroom/00e65a30?md=0fe3f3c40d9e4e7997e49d5e6abbc2eb Btw, we had a small rebranding. It feels like "Agentic architect" had too wide spectrum of meanings.

A few words on my main setup, code review and how to make it more predictable

I ran a full audit of my entire setup with Claude Code's Fable model, and the biggest finding wasn't a technical bug. It was misalignment. Fable went through my Obsidian notes, agent skills, system prompts and website content and surfaced every place where what I was promoting didn't match what I was actually delivering. My offer had inconsistencies across channels. My agent skill descriptions promised things my actual workflows didn't fully support. Even my system prompts had instructions that contradicted each other. I'd been adding layers for months without checking if they still told a coherent story, and Fable made that obvious fast. The real value wasn't in fixing any single thing. It was in seeing the whole system at once and understanding where the cracks were. And it were just a few days. If you're running an AI-augmented solo business with configs, prompts, notes and content spread across multiple tools, you probably have the same problem. Things drift. What you wrote six weeks ago doesn't align with what you built last week. Running an inconsistency audit with Fable gave me a clear hit list and a much tighter offer. Has anyone else done something similar with their setup?