I really enjoyed this. It's a useful framework for evaluating which AI tool to use once you've decided technology is the right path.
Where my thinking differs is that I believe there's an earlier decision most people skip: Does this problem require technology at all? Sometimes the better answer is to simplify the process or simply leave it alone.
That said, your framework gave me a few ideas for refining the tool-evaluation stage of my own process. Thanks for sharing it.
Good filter. I'd add one more: does the tool change the workflow, or just add prompt churn? If it doesn't measurably save time or improve quality, it's probably noise.
Loved collaborating again, thanks for the opportunity!
I really enjoyed this. It's a useful framework for evaluating which AI tool to use once you've decided technology is the right path.
Where my thinking differs is that I believe there's an earlier decision most people skip: Does this problem require technology at all? Sometimes the better answer is to simplify the process or simply leave it alone.
That said, your framework gave me a few ideas for refining the tool-evaluation stage of my own process. Thanks for sharing it.
Great point!
thats true.
the decision framework starts even before you choose the tool, love it!
Good filter. I'd add one more: does the tool change the workflow, or just add prompt churn? If it doesn't measurably save time or improve quality, it's probably noise.
I'd love for you to take a stab at mine if you're down