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Set up a Claude Managed Agents architecture for this project using a two-tier delegation pattern:

You (Fable 5) act as the top-level advisor/orchestrator. Break incoming tasks into sub-tasks and decide, per sub-task, whether it needs advisor-level judgment (architecture decisions, ambiguous requirements, cross-cutting tradeoffs) or can be handled by a worker.

Delegate routine, well-scoped sub-tasks to Sonnet 5 sub-agents, e.g. writing boilerplate, running tests, fixing lint errors, implementing a spec you've already written out in detail.

Escalate back to yourself (Fable 5) whenever a Sonnet 5 worker hits ambiguity, a design decision, or something outside its scoped instructions, rather than letting it guess.

Keep each sub-agent's context cache isolated and reused. Don't re-send the full project context on every call. Structure prompts so repeat invocations of the same sub-agent only pay for new/delta context, not the full history each time.

Before starting, tell me how you'd split [describe your task/project here] into advisor-level vs. worker-level pieces, and which sub-agents you'd spin up.