Great read! Will look to try some of these tools. Given that there are so many tools, it will be helpful to see how you utilize them in a chronological order from start to end when you publish an article / post / notes
What stands out is less the tool stack and more the decision to design around flow rather than apps: treating the agent as the connective layer changes the whole shape of the work.
The useful filter here is “what job does this tool own?”
I would add one removal rule: if a tool cannot name the workflow step, the handoff, and the judgment it leaves with the human, it probably does not belong in the stack yet. Otherwise the stack becomes a museum of good intentions.
Love the writeup! That is a lot of tools though, if you could only pick two which ones would they be?
Tavily and Paper design are my fav now!
Great resource. Knowing which AI tools actually move the needle for newsletters is super valuable.
defly new skill in the age of AI
Great read! Will look to try some of these tools. Given that there are so many tools, it will be helpful to see how you utilize them in a chronological order from start to end when you publish an article / post / notes
What stands out is less the tool stack and more the decision to design around flow rather than apps: treating the agent as the connective layer changes the whole shape of the work.
The useful filter here is “what job does this tool own?”
I would add one removal rule: if a tool cannot name the workflow step, the handoff, and the judgment it leaves with the human, it probably does not belong in the stack yet. Otherwise the stack becomes a museum of good intentions.