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> When you add it all up, Fable is trying to turn Wheelhouse into an engine that can prove, mechanically, that every change to Wyvern is legal. The agents capture every single intention, decision, policy, rule of thumb, and legacy behavior in the system, and they use that to govern every future decision and action. They live by the Rule of Law.

It’s interesting to think of this as the chaotic result of essentially unbounded compute on fable in a positive feedback loop. I would suspect this essentially represents the formalization of the underlying system prompt as a process.



> They live by the Rule of Law.

I feel that description is a bit too strident for the underlying stochastically-creative writing exercise going on.

> "Is this a chain of command, or a chain of credulity?"

> "There's a difference?"

-- The Vor Game by Lois McClure Bujold




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