u/Disastrous_Stress_50

What AI coding tools are people actually relying on right now?

I’ve been using ChatGPT (5.2) for coding while working on a few portfolio projects, and it’s been helpful for debugging, reviewing code, and building features step by step. It’s also been useful for explaining things when I get stuck.

That said, I haven’t really tried other tools yet like Claude, Gemini, DeepSeek, Cursor, or Copilot.

For people who’ve actually used a few of these in real projects, I’m curious how they compare in practice.

Which ones do you find most useful for things like:

  • debugging real issues in larger codebases
  • reviewing or improving existing code
  • building features or small projects faster
  • working smoothly with VS Code or GitHub

Do you usually stick with one tool, or switch depending on what you’re doing?

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u/Disastrous_Stress_50 — 21 hours ago
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What AI emails tools are you actually using right now?

Just curious what AI email apps people here are actually using in their day-to-day and what you like about them.

We've been testing a couple like Shortwave and Superhuman, and even though they'e both trying to solve the same problem, they feel pretty different in practice.

Shortwave (Gmail-only) feels more flexible and has some solid AI features for organizing and managing emails. Superhuman (Gmail + Outlook) is more expensive, but it feels faster and has some useful productivity and networking features built in.

We also put together a more detailed comparison for anyone interested, but I’m more curious about what people are actually sticking with long term.

Is anyone here using AI email tools regularly, and if so, which ones have actually made a difference for you?

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u/Disastrous_Stress_50 — 5 days ago