I ditched Claude Code for Perplexity, then realized I needed both all along
… This is where Perplexity fits into my workflow. Once you wire Perplexity into your workflow, Claude Code can use it while building. …
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I replaced my prompt library with a skills folder, and my AI workflow got dramatically faster
17h agoI built a Python utility using Claude to automate my image editing workflow, and it saves me hours every week
2d agoI integrated Claude with Adobe without paying for Creative Cloud, and it took my graphics workflow to the next level
5d agoI replaced Figma with Claude Design, Replit, and Google Stitch for a week — and only one kept up with the workflow
1w agoI built my AI workflow around NotebookLM, Claude, and local models—here's what each does best
… Basically, it’s my low-pressure first layer because of how disposable the workflow is. …
I ditched Claude Code and OpenCode for Pi, and my coding workflow became predictable again
… Pi OpenCode Claude Code Creator Mario Zechner Large open-source project, many contributors Anthropic's own CLI harness for Claude Primary goal Minimal, opinionated harness built to Zechner's own demands Editor-agnostic agent that works in IDEs, terminals, or desktop apps Low-level harness integrate… …
I connected Read AI's MCP server to Claude, and it changed my entire meeting workflow
… In my case, I have the MCP server connected to Claude specifically since it's what I've been using for most of my post-meeting workflow. …
Claude Code out of the box is good, but these mods make it actually production-ready
… Ultracode Workflow Mode Enable automatic workflow orchestration. …
I paired NotebookLM with Claude's browser extension, and it changed how I use both tools
… It all comes down to your workflow The way you plug the Claude in Chrome extension into your NotebookLM workflow all comes down to how you really use both tools. …
I use Claude and local LLMs together now, and it costs half as much while being twice as fast
… Fortunately, in this paradigm, local AI tools have become a lot better, and some of the "smarter" models can complement your workflow and drive down the average cost of use, all while making your workflow more efficient. Here's how I'm bringing the best of local and cloud AI into my workflow. …
I built an app with Claude Design and Google Opal, and only one actually finished it
… That's because Opal is more of a workflow runner than an app builder. When you ask it to build an app, it builds a workflow that simulates one by talking to you step by step. …
I ran Claude Code and Cursor together, and the combination does something neither can do alone
… That entire workflow happens without forcing me to manually move between tools and windows. …
I replaced my entire AI prompt library with Fabric, and now I can't imagine going back
… A Module B Agent C Pattern D Workflow Correct! …