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What's one AI tool you can't work without anymore?

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AI has become part of almost everyone's workflow.

If you had to keep just one AI tool, which would it be and why?

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i didn't expect AI to become part of my daily routine this faster but now i open ChatGPT almost without thinking.

 I relate to this 😄 I didn't expect AI to become such a reflex either. At some point you stop thinking “I should use AI for this” and it just becomes part of how you work.

What’s the one thing you now use AI for that you never imagined you would a year ago?

Keyboard Copilot app

 That's a great one.

What do you use Keyboard Copilot for the most? who will use this in day to day basis?

Claude.

I use it all the time, it enhance my thinking, write faster, and stay productive without getting in the way.

 That's exactly what I find interesting about Claude too, the best use cases aren't always about getting an answer, but using it to think through something you haven't fully figured out yet.

What's the kind of problem where you find Claude adds the most value to your thinking?

Honestly, Claude. It's the one I actually trust to think through a messy problem with me, not just spit out something that sounds right.

  I really like that distinction. There's a big difference between an AI that gives you an answer and one that helps you actually think through the problem. The second one feels much more valuable in the long run.

Do you find yourself using it more as a thinking partner or as an execution tool?

As the founder of , I'm obviously biased. 😊

When ChatGPT 3 launched, I became obsessed with the idea of having a true AI assistant. I tried nearly everything that came along, but they all shared one dealbreaker: my personal information had to live in the cloud.

So I built the assistant I wanted for myself. Everything stays encrypted on my own Windows PC, yet it still remembers my emails, meetings, calendar, notes, and documents, and helps with dictation, transcription, writing, and instant recall.

It's the one AI tool I genuinely rely on every single day and I'll be launching it here soon.

  This is genuinely interesting, Tery. The privacy angle makes the problem much more meaningful, especially when the assistant is supposed to remember the context of your life rather than just answer isolated prompts. Building around that constraint rather than ignoring it is a strong approach.

Do you think people will eventually expect personal AI assistants to keep everything local by default?

 I think we’re already seeing that shift. When people realize their data stays encrypted on their own Windows PC, the expectation that an assistant should be local-first becomes a natural ask, not a nice-to-have feature. So yes, I expect the default expectation to move toward “everything stays on my machine” as the baseline for personal AI assistants.

For me, Claude stands out for its ability to help process complex information, refine strategic thinking, and turn unstructured ideas into clear, actionable plans.

 This is probably the biggest shift I've noticed too. AI becomes much more useful when it helps you structure something that's still messy in your head, rather than simply generating something from a clean prompt.

Do you think the next big leap in AI will be better reasoning, or better understanding of context?

If I had to pick one, it’s Claude. Not because it’s flashy, because it’s the one I actually think with. Half my day is writing, planning, untangling ideas out loud, and it just keeps up without needing me to babysit the prompt. Everything else feels like a tool. This one feels like a second brain that doesn’t forget context five minutes in.