Which AI tool should I use?

Best for: An AI code editor for fixing and changing an existing codebase with an agent that edits many files at once.

Best for: A terminal coding agent for debugging from an error log and making multi-step fixes in a real repo.

Best for: Inline suggestions and a coding agent inside GitHub and popular editors, for teams already on GitHub.

Best for: Non-coders building and iterating on a full web app from chat.

Best for: Spinning up a working full-stack prototype in the browser in minutes.

Best for: Catching secrets and API keys committed to your Git repos, with alerts.

Best for: An open-source scanner that finds and verifies leaked credentials in repos, files and buckets.

Best for: Static analysis that flags insecure code patterns, dependencies and secrets.

Best for: Finding vulnerable open-source dependencies and getting fix pull requests.

Best for: Checking a Supabase project for tables without Row Level Security and other risky settings.

Best for: Fast web answers with citations, plus deeper multi-step research.

Best for: Long research reports across many sources with a general-purpose assistant.

Best for: Asking questions across your own documents and sources and turning them into summaries.

Best for: Searching and extracting data from academic papers and systematic reviews.

Best for: A fast email client with AI drafting and triage for heavy email users.

Best for: Sorting your existing Gmail or Outlook inbox and drafting replies in your voice.

Best for: An AI-first Gmail client that can search, summarize and act on your email.

Best for: An all-in-one contact database plus sequences for finding and emailing leads.

Best for: Building custom lead lists by combining many data sources with AI research steps.

Best for: Sending cold email campaigns at volume with inbox warm-up and deliverability tools.

Best for: Automatically finding the best moments in a long video and cutting them into captioned shorts.

Best for: Hands-on editing with auto captions, templates and effects for short-form video.

Best for: Editing video by editing the transcript, with an AI co-editor.

Best for: Eye-catching animated captions and quick edits for shorts.

Best for: Drafting and scheduling X threads and posts with AI help and analytics.

Best for: Scheduling posts across several social channels with an AI writing assistant.

Best for: Growing on X with scheduling, auto-retweets and evergreen post recycling.

Best for: Handing off multi-step web tasks like research, shopping or forms from inside ChatGPT.

Best for: A full web browser with a built-in assistant that can act on the pages you have open.

Best for: A Chrome extension that lets Claude navigate and take actions in your browser.

Best for: Developers building their own web agents: open-source library plus paid cloud browsers.

Best for: High-quality voices, voice cloning and a platform for conversational voice agents.

Best for: Developers building custom voice agents, billed per minute.

Best for: Production phone agents for call centers, billed pay-as-you-go.

Best for: Enterprise-scale automated phone calls.

Best for: Technical users who want flexible, self-hostable workflows with AI agent steps.

Best for: The easiest way to connect thousands of apps, now with AI agents.

Best for: Visual, branching automations with many integrations at a lower cost per step.

Best for: No-code AI assistants for email, meetings and sales follow-ups.