6 tools · 3 full reviews
Research & AI assistants
The models and context systems I use to investigate, reason, draft, challenge, and carry approved work into execution.
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59 tools · 13 category hubs · 1 current affiliate relationship6 tools · 3 full reviews
The models and context systems I use to investigate, reason, draft, challenge, and carry approved work into execution.
6 tools · 2 full reviews
Visual automations, APIs, and voice-agent surfaces used to move work between systems without losing ownership of failures.
7 tools · 0 full reviews
Ambient listeners, smart glasses, biometric devices, owned intelligence layers, and wearable runtimes used to capture, interpret, display, and act on real-world context.
3 tools · 0 full reviews
Repository-aware coding assistants and agents used to investigate, plan, edit, test, and return software changes for human review.
2 tools · 0 full reviews
Security scanners and agents used to model threats, discover weaknesses, validate exploitability, guide remediation, and track accountable outcomes.
6 tools · 1 full review
The code, backend, source-control, and deployment tools behind real Android, web, and AI product work.
3 tools · 0 full reviews
The domain, DNS, hosting, WordPress, security, backup, migration, and account layers underneath AI-assisted sites and publishing workflows.
4 tools · 0 full reviews
Fast interfaces, presentations, documents, and websites for validating an experience before custom engineering is justified.
2 tools · 1 full review
Visual-production tools used to create brand systems, diagrams, campaigns, and original image directions without letting polish replace judgment.
9 tools · 3 full reviews
Capture, editing, generation, and presenter tools used to turn real workflow evidence into watchable media.
4 tools · 1 full review
Synthetic voice, transcription, and persona tools used for narration, prototypes, accessibility, and production experiments.
4 tools · 0 full reviews
The tables, documents, drives, and working databases that keep AI workflows from living only in chat history.
3 tools · 0 full reviews
Repurposing, scheduling, analytics, and channel operations used to move one approved body of work across formats.