I understand basic multivariate calculus (almost every STEM degree teaches it, and I paid attention), which is enough to understand the problem if not every detail about the solution, so I can partially follow what Fable is doing and guess whether it gets too sidetracked.
But the main loop was to show Fable the solution, ask it for a prompt that would get a clean context Fable to find a solution, run it, if it works ask the first Fable to remove details, if it doesn't quote a status report and ask it where the clean Fable went askew and to edit the prompt to prevent that.
But the main loop was to show Fable the solution, ask it for a prompt that would get a clean context Fable to find a solution, run it, if it works ask the first Fable to remove details, if it doesn't quote a status report and ask it where the clean Fable went askew and to edit the prompt to prevent that.