El prompt secreto de Anthropic 🤫🔥
A video claims that Anthropic has released Claude's full system prompt (120,000+ characters), which can allegedly be repurposed in cheaper or open-source models to replicate Claude's advanced reasoning capabilities and task-solving strategies.
Summary
The transcript describes a video discussing the purported release of Anthropic's system prompt for what appears to be Claude (referred to as 'Fable 5' in the transcript). According to the content, this prompt contains over 120,000 characters and extensive instructions that supposedly govern how the model thinks, plans, and solves problems. The video's central claim is that these instructions are not exclusive to Claude and can be transferred to significantly cheaper alternative models or open-source options like 'GLM 5.2' or 'Chemistry 2.' By reusing Anthropic's prompt architecture, the video suggests users can achieve similar performance and behavior patterns to premium models at a fraction of the cost, effectively democratizing access to advanced AI capabilities.
Key Insights
- Anthropic's system prompt for Claude is alleged to exceed 120,000 characters and contain sophisticated instructions for reasoning and task-solving
- The system prompt is claimed to be transferable across different AI models beyond Claude
- Cheaper models and open-source alternatives can allegedly adopt the same prompt strategies designed for premium models
- Using Anthropic's prompt framework could enable lower-cost models to approach the performance behavior of advanced market-leading models
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Transcript
[0:00] They've released the full Fable 5 system prompt, and this may change how you use any Ion model. We're not talking about just any pron; it has more than 120,000 characters, more than 15 lines, and contains the instructions that Tropic uses to make its model think, plan, and solve tasks more effectively. The most interesting thing is that this promo is limited to that model. You can reuse those instructions in much cheaper models or even open-source ones like GLM 5.2 or Chemistry 2. This way you get them to follow a [0:31] similar strategy to the one Antropic designed for one of the most advanced models on the market. In other words, you can approach the behavior…
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