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I throw messy competitor questions at Perplexity. It pulls structured insights faster than I ever managed alone. Still my go-to for quick validation checks.

I switched to Google Pro last year mostly for the ecosystem. Looking back, the access edges out what ChatGPT Plus felt like then. Wish it paid me to say that.

"List features side by side in a simple table and where gaps appear tells its own story." Ran this on two tools yesterday. Eye-opening in a quiet way

"Identify content gaps where competitors rank and we do not". I spotted two big ones this morning. Feels like low-hanging opportunity.

You spot something off in the generated design, annotate it like a sketch, and Stitch tweaks it. Did that twice today and I'm honestly pretty amazed

n8n lets you chain crazy workflows. But lately I've caught myself over-engineering simple stuff. Sometimes a quick script or agent does the job cleaner.

Agents, scripts, old-school flows, n8n-style chains. I've tried them all and each has its quiet moment when it just fits better than the others

You open Excel and Claude's suddenly explaining formulas with citations. Tried it on a messy sheet today and felt like having a patient coworker

Comet strips the ads from a video, then hands you a clean summary when you're half-watching. Did that with a long tutorial yesterday. Felt almost too efficient.

Pull up three competitor landing pages. Ask for the repeating words and promises that hit hardest. I did this last week and the patterns jumped out immediately

Tell Gemini you want a practice SAT. It serves up a full one, scores it, explains misses. Quietly impressive

Perplexity Comet can spots coupon codes buried in the page. Applied it automatically before I even noticed. Small thing, but it saved me a few euros last night.

Built a tiny agent in Gemini Gems for repetitive research. It sits there quietly doing the job. Beats building a whole n8n flow for the same thing.

Google + Khan Academy teaming up on AI for reading/writing. Teachers get better tools, students get guided practice. This could quietly change a lot of classrooms

Brainstorm in Gemini, sketch UI in Stitch, prototype in AI Studio, polish with Antigravity. I ran an idea through this chain last week. Never felt so linear before.

"Summarize negative customer reviews to find specific product weaknesses". Did this for a product idea. Hurt to read, helpful to know

"Evaluate competitor social media engagement to reveal high-performing topics". Ran this yesterday. One topic crushed everything else.

You try describing an app idea in one sentence, and suddenly there's a full UI staring back at you. That's what happened when I first opened Stitch by Google yesterday.

Claude Cowork dropped - basically Claude Code but for non-coders. Giving a folder and letting it work while reviewing or adjusting steps. Seems Claude is moving towards B2B heavily

Four layers I actually use: full AI workflows (n8n/Make), plain scripts, on-demand project instructions, plain chat. Keeping it dead simple saves the most time and money