@KanikaBK: LISTEN... Three hours ago I could not build a self-improving AI agent. Right now I have one running on Claude Fable 5 b…
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Anthropic released five free workshops on building AI agents from scratch to self-improving systems, and a guide covers common mistakes when using them with Claude Fable 5.
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Three hours ago I could not build a self-improving AI agent.
Right now I have one running on Claude Fable 5 because Anthropic dropped five free workshops covering the entire progression from your first agent to systems that improve themselves without you touching them.
Before you start building yours, read my article on the 10 mistakes most people make when they try to do this with Fable 5.
Full guide below.
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