Claude Code Advisor
Claude Code Advisor — Simple Explanation
Advisor is like calling a stronger consultant inside Claude Code.
You can work with a main model, like Sonnet, and use a stronger model, like Opus or Fable, only when the task gets difficult.
The idea is simple:
The cheaper model executes.
The stronger model advises when needed.
Use Advisor for difficult bugs, large projects, refactoring, architecture decisions, repeated errors, or final checks.
Example:
claude --advisor opus
Or inside Claude Code:
/advisor opus
Then you can ask:
Fix the errors in this project. Before making major changes, use the advisor to validate the strategy.
Sonnet will do the work, but it can call Opus when it needs a better opinion.
For very critical diagnosis, you can use:
claude --advisor fable
Use Fable when you want to find hidden bugs, architecture risks, and problems that common models may miss.
To turn it off:
/advisor off
Simple rule:
Use Sonnet alone for normal work.
Use Sonnet with Opus Advisor for safer work.
Use Sonnet with Fable Advisor for difficult diagnosis.
Use opusplan for initial planning.
Use subagents for parallel execution.
The main point:
Advisor is not the executor.
Advisor is the specialist that helps when the decision is difficult.
Recommended use:
claude --advisor opus
For very important projects:
claude --advisor fable
Ideal flow:
Sonnet works.
Opus or Fable helps on the critical points.
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