Nice list - always good to see "actually worth using" filters applied honestly instead of just cramming in every trending tool. Slightly off-theme since it's not AI, but in the spirit of tools that just do the one thing well: I maintain fjsondb (github.com/p32929/fjsondb), a tiny zero-dependency JSON store for Node, for when a full AI-powered database layer is overkill for what's basically a config file.
Nice list - always good to see "actually worth using" filters applied honestly instead of just cramming in every trending tool. Slightly off-theme since it's not AI, but in the spirit of tools that just do the one thing well: I maintain fjsondb (github.com/p32929/fjsondb), a tiny zero-dependency JSON store for Node, for when a full AI-powered database layer is overkill for what's basically a config file.
AI tools are only useful if you actually use them. Pick one general assistant + one or two specialized tools for your niche and go deep not wide.
Yeah, though 20 is about 18 too many. People spend a week picking a tool instead of doing the job once.
Some very good advice, I use Gemini and LLM notebook from Google and they help me.