How this term is used here ## Where it appears in this material In this channel's material, dynamic workflows come up in a conversation between Dan Shipper and Mike Krieger (Instagram cofounder, now head of Anthropic Labs) about working with Fable 5 ahead of its public release. There, the term is connected to orchestrating long-horizon work — work that unfolds over an extended stretch rather than a single short exchange. ## What the material emphasizes The handout for that conversation frames dynamic workflows as part of a larger picture: how a practitioner's working patterns change with a capable model, what an agent-native app looks like, and what still belongs to humans — verification, ownership, and taste. Within that picture, dynamic workflows are the piece that deals with keeping longer, multi-step efforts coordinated, rather than handling one-off requests. > Explore the sections of the conversation to hear each of these ideas straight from the discussion. - Dynamic workflows are discussed as a way to orchestrate long-horizon work with Fable 5 [^5525946f-790a-5dbf-869f-eaf4933bd18b]. - The term appears in the context of an agent-native app and of shifting working patterns, not as a standalone product feature. - The material keeps verification, ownership, and taste as human responsibilities even when work is orchestrated dynamically.