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The Human Bit

AI tools · 12 reviewed

Every tool we review, sorted by the job.

Browse by the job you need to do, or open a tool you know. For help choosing, start with four short questions.

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The catalogue

All 12 tools · listed as reviewed, not ranked

ChatGPT

General assistant

Good forWork that moves across writing, research, analysis and creation

Claude

General assistant

Good forWriting and document work where tone, meaning and source fidelity matter

Gemini

General assistant

Good forResearch and preparation using selected Google Workspace information

Kimi

General assistant

Good forInvestigations across large document, code or mixed file collections

Grok

General assistant

Good forWork that combines recent public information with writing, analysis or coding

ElevenLabs

Voice & audio

Good forNarration, voiceover, dubbing and prototyping a voice agent, where you want studio-quality speech without a recording booth.

Seedance

Video

Good forShort social clips, concept and mood pieces, and quick visual drafts, where a rough but fast take beats a slow perfect one.

Hermes Agent

Agents · for technical users

Good forUnderstand, hands-on, what an always-on agent with memory can do, if you are technical and comfortable running your own server.

Perplexity

Search & research

Good forGet answers with linked sources you can open and check when researching a topic.

Suno

Music

Good forMake a draft song or backing track for a podcast, video or campaign. Check the licence for your plan and track before publishing.

Cursor

Coding

Good forWrite, change and review code in an editor where an AI agent does the heavy lifting under your review, whether you are a professional developer or a technical founder.

Adobe Firefly

Image

Good forGenerate or edit images and video alongside Creative Cloud. Check the selected model’s terms and the rights in your inputs.

What stays yours. A tool can help do the work. You still own the purpose, the permissions, the evidence and the final call.

How we judge fit
  • The work. What must be produced, understood, communicated or decided?
  • The information. Where does the evidence live, how current is it and what may the tool reach?
  • The checking cost. How much of your time will it take to verify and finish the result?
  • The consequence. What happens when the answer, file or action is wrong?

We do not choose from launch claims, popularity or one benchmark score.