Listen up... if you've been using Fable 5 since it came back last week, this matters. Right now Fable 5 is included with your Claude subscription. You get it for up to 50% of your weekly usage limits, no extra cost. That ends after tomorrow, July 7. Starting Wednesday, it stops pulling from your plan completely. If you want to keep using it, you have to load usage credits onto your account... and every single Fable 5 request takes REAL money off that balance. On top of what you're already paying for your subscription. My advice? If you've got a big project you've been meaning to throw at it, do it today or tomorrow while it's still free with your plan. After that it's back to Opus and Sonnet unless you want to pay extra. What have you been using Fable 5 for over the last few days? Drop it below 👇

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Just got the email that access to Fable 5 has been restored. One important caveat... Its included with paid plans until July 7. Only 50% of plan usage may be used on Fable 5. Go use it before it becomes insanely expensive! https://www.anthropic.com/news/redeploying-fable-5

I replaced a $5,000/month CRO expert with a free AI system built in under an hour. And it's been running conversion optimization tests on my landing pages ever since. Most people know they have conversion leaks. Very few know exactly where they're happening or what to fix first. In this video, I break down the exact system I use to: • Track user behavior • Collect and analyze data • Identify friction points • Run A/B tests automatically • Detect winning variations with statistical confidence • Generate prioritized UX improvements from heatmap data • Create a self-improving optimization loop that keeps getting smarter over time The entire stack is free to set up and took less than an hour to get running. If you're driving traffic to landing pages and want a data-backed way to improve conversions without hiring a CRO specialist, you'll get a lot from this. Watch the video and steal the setup.

Open-sourced something (MIT) that might save you a boring week. Every time someone vibe-codes a prototype with Claude Code or Cursor, the demo works, then they hit the same wall: real auth, roles, and actually-secure data access. Most people end up hiding buttons in the UI and calling it security. One open DevTools and it's gone. So I built a Next.js + Supabase starter that handles that part properly: - Google OAuth, no passwords to store - Three roles out of the box: admin, manager, viewer - Security enforced at the database with RLS, not in the UI. The database refuses the write. That's the difference. - CSP and security headers preconfigured - CI/CD on every PR, one-click Vercel deploy It's the layer between "the prototype works" and "I can let real users in." link Free to fork. I'd genuinely like eyes on it, tell me what you'd change, what's missing, or where the security model could be tighter. PRs welcome. What do you normally reach for to handle this part?