AI Roundtable
Send one question to Claude, Gemini, DeepSeek, and GPT-4o simultaneously. Local desktop app — your data never leaves your machine.
My take: I built this because I didn't trust any single AI answer.
Download free →Tools I use or built myself. Each entry includes an honest take — not affiliate fluff.
Send one question to Claude, Gemini, DeepSeek, and GPT-4o simultaneously. Local desktop app — your data never leaves your machine.
My take: I built this because I didn't trust any single AI answer.
Download free →Anthropic's CLI coding agent — reads your repo, runs commands, and ships changes from the terminal.
My take: This is what built my entire website.
Visit site →AI-powered code editor forked from VS Code — chat, inline edits, and multi-file refactors in one window.
My take: Best for beginners who want to see code explained.
Visit site →OpenAI's coding model available via API — strong at generation, review, and agent-style dev workflows.
My take: Pair it with your own keys when you need OpenAI-native coding muscle.
Visit site →OpenAI's flagship chat assistant — strong for writing, analysis, and general-purpose reasoning.
My take: Still my go-to when I need clean prose fast — but I never stop at one answer.
Visit site →Anthropic's assistant — excels at long documents, careful reasoning, and structured analysis.
My take: Best when a decision needs someone to slow down and find the holes.
Visit site →Google's multimodal AI — tightly integrated with Search and the Google ecosystem.
My take: Strong when the answer depends on what's happening online right now.
Visit site →Chinese open-source model family — surprisingly capable at coding and step-by-step reasoning.
My take: Underrated — often the most direct "just build it" voice in my four-way sessions.
Visit site →AI writing and summarization built into Notion — drafts, edits, and organizes inside your workspace.
My take: Good when your thinking already lives in Notion and you want AI in the same place.
Visit site →Desktop app to switch Claude Code, Codex, and other CLI provider configs without hand-editing JSON.
My take: Saves my sanity when I bounce between paid and free API setups.
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