Request an independent code review with Fable 5.1 Extra High, including uncommitted changes in the current workspace. Receive the completed report verbatim, covering serious issues, suggested fixes, validation gaps, and readiness to merge into production.
Launch an independent Fable code review and return it verbatim. Use only when the user explicitly invokes /fable-review.
Review the instructions the agent will receive before you install.
Use Fable 5.1 Extra High through Claude Code, orchestrated by Cloudroom.
Read /room-cli and follow its launch checks. Discover provider/model/effort IDs rather than guessing. Reuse the current environment, including uncommitted work, and use --parent-self when coordinating.
If the user names another harness, read its skill and use it with the same model, effort, workspace, brief, and output requirements. Report unavailable model/effort as blockers; never silently downgrade.
Give neutral context: scope, paths, intended behavior, and diff/base revision. Ask for a thorough senior-developer review, including related code and tests, without steering toward suspected bugs, solutions, or verdicts. Review only; do not change files. Request a concise plain-English report of serious or critical issues, fixes, and production merge readiness. Distinguish verified findings from uncertainty and identify validation gaps.
Use room-cli thread wait and room-cli thread output (or the selected harness's equivalents). Verify this review actually completed; idle status, timeouts, and queued retries are not completion. Report blockers rather than presenting partial output as a finished review.
Return the completed reviewer's full final response verbatim.
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Work through sixteen open questions in four rounds to clarify major product decisions, risky changes, or large refactors. The agent adapts later questions to earlier answers, then turns your decisions into a step-by-step implementation plan.
Document approved decisions as concise ADRs, or architecture decision records. It preserves the user's meaning and conditions, removes conversational filler, follows the project's numbering, and presents the saved record for review.
Keep a Mac awake for a chosen duration or while a specified process runs. The skill uses built-in macOS tools to manage one session, verify that sleep prevention is active, and control whether the display stays on.
Turn a feature or refactoring idea into a concise implementation prompt for another agent. It asks focused questions one at a time, records decisions, and includes development steps, validation, and working rules.
Inspect and manage BB threads, environments, projects, and plugins through its command line interface. The skill guides agents to identify the correct targets, apply changes, and verify the resulting state.
Create, install, and debug TypeScript plugins that extend bb with custom pages, sidebar panels, CLI commands, agent tools, themes, and other features. The skill also guides development reloads, log checks, and verification of installed plugins.