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YourOnlyAI
Find the right tool, not the hype.
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Find the right tool, not the hype.
21 followers
Describe your task, get the best AI. YourOnlyAI enhances your prompt and recommends the perfect AI model or tool, helping you achieve better results without trial and error.
the reasoning-transparency question above is the one I'd want answered too, but there's a related problem - this space moves fast, new models ship every few weeks and the relative rankings shift with them. is the benchmarking data behind the recommendations on some kind of refresh cadence, or does it mostly reflect a snapshot from whenever it was built? curious how stale a 6-month-old recommendation set would start to feel if nothing's re-run in the background
agree with Henry's point above and I don't think "we have a benchmarking system" actually answers it - benchmarks tell you the tool is good in general, not why it's the right pick for this specific prompt. does the recommendation come with any visible reasoning ("claude for this because it's a long context reasoning task" vs "midjourney because it's visual"), or is it just a name with a confidence score and you're trusting the system blind either way?
Congrats on launching. I built model recommendation into my own product and the hardest part wasn't the ranking, it was getting people to trust a pick they didn't make themselves. How does YourOnlyAI explain its recommendations? In my experience the why ends up mattering more than the what.
@henry_s_jung it has its own benchmarking system which allows recommending the perfect tool according to the query of the user.
Congrats on launching. I built model recommendation into my own product and the hardest part wasn't the ranking, it was getting people to trust a pick they didn't make themselves. How does YourOnlyAI explain its recommendations? In my experience the why ends up mattering more than the what.
Love how the prompt enhancer sits right in the chat flow, subtle enough to not clutter the conversation but obvious enough that you actually want to use it.