People ask which AI we use. For our own work it's mostly two, Claude and Grok, for different jobs, and neither gets the last word.
Claude for building and writing
We use Claude for most of our making: writing and tidying the code behind websites, drafting words and documents, and working through a problem step by step. We've found it good at holding a long piece of work together and following the rules we give it.
Grok for live web search
When we need to know what's current, we use Grok. It's handy for live web search: what's changed and what people are saying right now. We treat anything it finds as a lead to check, not a fact to repeat.
The AI drafts, a person decides
This is the bit we care about most. A person checks the work before it goes out, whether that's a website, a document or an email. If it looks wrong, it gets fixed or thrown away.
These tools are fast and they sound sure of themselves, but they can still be wrong. Someone who knows the job can catch a lot of what the tool misses.
There are lots of good ones
Plenty of other AIs are good too, and using a mix is a good thing. We really stick to these two because we know them well.
If you'd rather use something else, that's fine. We can help with the rest too. We just test it and add it, which isn't too hard.
If you want to try this yourself, start small. Pick one job you do every week, let the AI draft it, and keep reading everything before it goes.