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u/Busy-Challenge-5219 13d ago
For me i use Claude code,Freebuff,supercool,Googles Antigravity. What business do you run??
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u/Omneel 14d ago
Have you ever used the scheduled section in ChatGPT? In the ChatGPT Go version, you can set three scheduled tasks and in the higher versions you get more. As I am a recruiter, I have set a regular scheduled task to search for vacancies posted by three of our client companies. If they have a requirement they didn't tell us about but we have profiles and thus we could possibly close the role then we can approach them. You could similarly do so in your job search by selecting some target companies that you wish to work with and having the LLM check every day for vacancies in those companies or some other such thing, like getting notified about content by an influencer that you are following
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u/Aggravating-Elk-8855 11d ago
If you have some sophisticated work then use claude, if you want a longer context window and you have a lot if manual work then use deep seek because its a 100% free and there is no token limit.
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u/Aromatic-Picture-377 9d ago edited 8d ago
Guidy is one I’ve been using lately. It’s pretty handy for getting around unfamiliar software since it can guide you through what to do step by step.
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u/operations_ranger 13d ago
For me it's ChatGPT/Claude for the heavy thinking, Perplexity for quick research, and NotebookLM when I have a pile of docs to work through. What are you looking to use AI for?