AI
Tools I keep nearby while I learn AI — not a stack I claim to master. Grouped with tags: hubs, llms, playgrounds, builders, agents.
Bolt.new
Prompt-to-app in the browser when I want a throwaway prototype.
bolt.newOpen itChatGPT
Default general chat when I want a second opinion or a quick draft.
chat.openai.comOpen itClaude
The chat I actually work in — long docs, careful edits, and coding help.
claude.aiOpen itClaw Code
An agent/coding-worker repo I want to read. Not something I run in production.
github.comOpen itDeepSeek
A cheap, strong coding chat I keep as a backup when I want another take.
chat.deepseek.comOpen itGemini
Google’s chat — useful when I want it tied to Search or my Google account.
gemini.google.comOpen itGitHub Marketplace
GitHub’s app/AI marketplace (Copilot and friends) — more a catalog than a model playground.
github.comOpen itGoogle AI Studio
Where I try Gemini models and prompts before I commit to building anything.
aistudio.google.comOpen itGoogle AI Studio Apps
Build small Gemini apps inside AI Studio without leaving Google’s playground.
aistudio.google.comOpen itGrok
xAI’s chat. I keep it for a different tone and a live-web take, not as a daily driver.
grok.comOpen itGroq Playground
A fast inference playground — useful when I want to feel speed, not set up infra.
console.groq.comOpen itHugging Face
Where I look up open models, datasets, and demos when I want to try something without training it myself.
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