Thank you, Anthropic, for letting Claude farm.

After writing a post weeks ago complaining that I couldn't access a single one of my farm data folders with Fable, I was able to have my entire farm project reorganized by Fable and migrated to Cowork today (I started the project before Cowork existed and solved everything with connectors, and I've always been too lazy to switch everything over).

And because I believe that in life you shouldn't just complain when something doesn't work, but also be grateful when something does... I'm back to say thank you.

My data is more organized than ever, the automations are improved, and the data clutter is gone.

A good day.

And yes, I know many people here get disproportionately upset when someone uses a model like Fable to farm. Presumably, Sonnet and Opus could do it too, but honestly, the necessity of using computing power for tasks should, in my opinion, be considered not only in terms of difficulty but also general usefulness. And how many people can honestly say that their field of work is beneficial for humanity? I think mine is.

Also Fable found a bug in my automation that calculates harvest time forecasts from satellite weather data and provides irrigation recommendations based on this data—a bug that all other models had stumbled over. Therefore, it was useful for me.

So, thanks Anthropic and Fable.