Notes To Fable Prompt

notes-to-fable-prompt

A Claude skill that turns any raw dump of notes, ideas, thoughts, or loose instructions into a clean, structured prompt ready to hand off to Claude Fable 5.1.

What it does

1. Reads your unstructured input and sorts it into goal, context, constraints, deliverable, audience, open questions, and noise.
2. Runs a short mini interview (3 to 5 multiple-choice questions), asking only the questions your notes leave open. Contradictions in your notes are surfaced as questions.
3. Builds a prompt using XML-style sections (goal, context, source material, deliverable, audience, instructions, constraints, success criteria, assumptions, working style) following the official Claude Fable 5.1 prompting guidance.
4. Returns the prompt as a single paste-ready code block, plus a recommended effort level (low / medium / high / xhigh / max) with a one-line reason.

Baked in: an autonomy and scope-discipline block for agentic tasks, a plain-prose style block (no mannered prose, no em dashes), and a success-criteria section so Fable can self-check before finishing.

Install

Copy the `notes-to-fable-prompt` folder (containing `SKILL.md`) into your skills directory:

• Claude Code: ~/.claude/skills/notes-to-fable-prompt/SKILL.md
• Claude Cowork / claude.ai: add the skill from your skills settings, or paste SKILL.md into a new skill.

Use

Paste your notes and say something like "turn this into a prompt", "structure these notes", or "prompt-ify this". Answer the short interview, then copy the resulting code block into a new Claude Fable 5.1 session.

License

MIT