What’s in your AI stack? I counted and mine is 18 tools. #chatgpt #ai #stack #question #openai

I think we don't talk enough about the fact that our AI habits are really dependent on our schedules. I wrote an entire sub stack, it's free, on good day AI and bad day AI. So the idea is, if it's a good day and I'm really in control of my schedule, my AI habits are really different, and the AI tools I use are different too. And so I will use tools that take more concentration, like Cursor, versus tools that are really helpful on busy bad days, like Granola. And if you're not sure what those are, I will briefly explain them, but there's a whole lot more on that sub stack. So Granola is a note-taking app, and it's super helpful because you can actually go from meeting to meeting to meeting, and it just keeps the notes as you go. You can throw in anything you want in there, you can throw in screenshots from a deck that you're reviewing, you can throw in notes that you take typing on the computer, and it also sort of listens along and helps you keep notes automatically with the power of AI. That's Granola. Cursor is a coding tool that you can use, but it's not just for coding. You can use it to develop product requirement documents, there's a lot more to it. That is just two of probably a dozen different tools, maybe 15 different tools I'm getting into in the stack. You'll get all of them on the sub stack, it's free. I'm sending you there not because I don't want to tell you here, but because if I told you all 15 tools, you would be here for 15 minutes, and that just does not work on TikTok. So, that's why I wrote it up. There's a whole stack for good days, there's a whole stack for bad days, and there's even an Easter egg. And I want you to figure out which tool I have been talking about, but do not put in my stack. Because it disappeared, I stopped using it just a few days ago. So see if you can figure it out.