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1. notebooklm for deep-dive into any document
2. Notion AI for QA on my own documents (works really well)
3. cartesia.ai for very good and cheap audio generation
4. veed.io for automated shorts generation with voiceovers and background imagery
5. zenquery.app for data analysis on my large csv and json files
6. regrowth.so for building my own brand on twitter by copying others
7. syft.ai for news summaries (actually works)
Very rarely I need a bash script or systemd service written from a command line, or just something where I know what to search for and what to replace it with.
Then I use Co-Pilot.
The Jetbrains code helper AI is 99% useless, also inconsistent.
1. ChatGPT I use it mostly to dump quick ideas and then expand them later by using it as my thinking partner. Also I use chatgpt for brainstorming ideas for marketing campaigns, writing copies etc. I have few custom GPTs created for my every use case 2. Claude I use Claude projects for writing articles and for SEO optimisation 3. Cursor I use Cursor for coding daily. Now quite used to the flow it creates and makes my…
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But I think your question is fundamentally flawed—-we all use AI in phone and editor autocomplete, searching, summarization and whatnot on a daily basis now in office tools. It is using it for actual useful output that counts, and for that it is still below what I deem acceptable.
Warp because I can't remember many commands (copilot in the terminal works too but you lose agent mode). They've just release v2 today, looking forwards to try it as a free Claude Code.
Looking to switch to Dia or some agentic browser as main driver but at the moment content with Firefox and Grok as the default search engine.