What’s one AI tool you CANNOT live without anymore? (Apart from ChatGPT)

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AI has taken over almost every workflow.

ChatGPT is an obvious choice. But do you use any special AI tool for your daily work? Like for coding, making designs, writing, or doing fast research?

Please share some hidden gems that save your time every week. Let's help each other, drop some hidden gems in the comments.
 
Chatgpt aint even the best tbh, claude is just the GOAT for basically everything
Facts. Claude's reasoning and coding capabilities are honestly next level right now

I use gemini on a regular basis. and it helps me learn new languages though.
yes you are right i also use gemini on regular basis and honestly it is better then the gpt
 
gemini is sometimes better than gpt for fixing my codes, but i go to gpt first for everything.
That is so true! ChatGPT is like our favorite notebook that we always open first. But Gemini is a great helper when we need to fix small mistakes in our code.
 
I don't know why we can't keep GTP out of our mouth. Claude does better for now.
 
I don't know why we can't keep GTP out of our mouth. Claude does better for now.
Haha true! Old habits die hard. GPT basically became the default word for AI, but anyone actually putting them to test knows Claude is taking the crown right now.
 
I can't get an account with claude, plus from what i hear it's very limited.
Yeah, the sign-up process and strict bans are a major headache with Claude, and the free limits are extremely tight.

If you ever need to bypass that, try Poe.com or OpenRouter they let you use Claude's models without needing a direct Anthropic account. Otherwise, Gemini is doing a great job anyway.
 
AI has taken over almost every workflow.

ChatGPT is an obvious choice. But do you use any special AI tool for your daily work? Like for coding, making designs, writing, or doing fast research?

Please share some hidden gems that save your time every week. Let's help each other, drop some hidden gems in the comments.

Claude Code is honestly great standard for coding, and development. There is also many features with claude like claude design for rapidly deploying designs for websites, etc all through prompting (basically a Figma attached to claude and built to be used with claude). Also looking into different skills, plugins, and mcp servers with your workflow can be very useful depending on your respective use case.

In terms of research gemini is great, but specifically a lot of people miss out on notebooklm, and it's deep research feature which recently was released i think maybe a month ago. It's precise and grabs specific resources into an already great RAG workspace to generate artifacts around what you're already researching about and looking into. I think more information is going come about soon about it's features with it being overlooked with other popular ai research tools like perplexity since it is not the main feature of notebooklm itself.

Also if you're interested in utilizing AI agents to perform literally any task for you OpenClaw and Hermes agent are super popular. In my opinion hermes is way better, Nous research's entirely philosopshy is around containing context for more precise outputs, to allow the agent to grow with you and get better for you needs as you use it more. Definitely, check it out.

There's a ton more but these are cool to look into that I recommend.
 
I can't get an account with claude, plus from what i hear it's very limited.
I am trying to understand what you are saying about signing up, it wasn't difficult. If you want an upgraded version, you can just subscribe.
 
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If someday I'm completely depending on an AI to the point I can't live without it, i'm probably a walking corpse
 
Overall, ChatGPT is my choice, and for coding and scripting, it's Claude. I'm thinking about setting up an offline LLM because I don't want restrictions imposed by cloud AI companies. My GPU only has 8 GB of VRAM, so the model's responses will probably be more limited.
 
Claude. Both it and chatgpt are basically part of my daily life now, and I feel like both of them are good for specific things so I would not want to leave either one out. n8n is also pretty useful for automations
 
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