My toolkit

My preferred tools

The tools make more sense alongside the things I build with them. Explore their place in the work, then follow the links to the projects.

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AI assistants & coding

ChatGPT

What it is

A conversational AI assistant for exploring questions, developing ideas, and working with information.

Official ChatGPT site

AI assistants & coding

Codex

What it is

OpenAI’s coding agent for working on software, from making changes to reviewing and checking the result.

How I use it

Building and iterating this portfolio: changing layouts, refining interactions, and checking the result.

Official Codex site

AI assistants & coding

Cursor

What it is

An AI coding environment for working with an existing codebase and building software with agents.

Official Cursor site

AI assistants & coding

Grok Bot

What it is

SpaceXAI’s persistent AI teammates. Bots carry context across tasks and work across apps using a cloud computer with a browser, files, and terminal.

Official Grok Bot site

Research & learning

Gemini Notebook

What it is

Google’s source-based research and learning tool, formerly NotebookLM. It helps explore and understand the material collected in a notebook.

Official Google Gemini Notebook site

Automation & infrastructure

n8n

What it is

Workflow orchestration in Paper’s documented stack, alongside its AI analysis and weekly review experience.

How I use it

Workflow orchestration in Paper, alongside its AI analysis and weekly review experience.

Official n8n site

Automation & infrastructure

Supabase

What it is

The application data platform in Paper’s documented stack, supporting the journal behind its interface.

How I use it

Supporting the journal data behind Paper’s interface.

Official Supabase site

Music & creative work

Suno

What it is

An AI music creation tool for exploring songs and musical ideas.

Official Suno site

Tools I’ve built

Flow

What it is

My own work surface for capturing ideas and tasks, setting priorities, doing the work, and reflecting on the week. Built as a desktop app with local data.

How I use it

Capturing ideas and tasks, setting priorities, doing the work, and reflecting on the week.

Explore Flow