AI Tools We Build With
Every skill on aidowith.me is tied to a specific tool, because the tool is where you do the work. Browse the stack we pick from, pick one, and ship a real task with AI.
Start Doing →The Catalog
Sorted by priority and by how often we use each one across our skill library.
ChatGPT
General-purpose AI assistant for writing, analysis, planning, and everyday work. If you also use Claude, see the real-task breakdown of ChatGPT vs Claude for coding work before committing to one for your stack. Social media managers: the guide on ChatGPT prompts for social media marketing shows exactly which prompt patterns move the numbers on each platform.
See tool →Cursor
AI code editor that turns plain English into working apps, bots, and landing pages. For a practical look at what the Cursor AI editor does on real shipping tasks, read the usage breakdown before your first session. If you want an honest take on how it performs day-to-day, the Cursor IDE review covers what actually works in real builds. Switching from VS Code? The Cursor IDE vs VS Code comparison lays out the practical differences so you know what to expect.
See tool →Midjourney
High-quality AI image generator for logos, brand visuals, and marketing assets. Read how to use Midjourney for business branding to get professional-grade results from your first prompt.
See tool →Claude
Careful AI assistant strong at long documents, structured reasoning, and coding. Not sure whether to reach for Claude or ChatGPT for code work? The comparison of both for coding tasks lays out the differences clearly.
See tool →GitHub Copilot
AI pair programmer inside your editor for code completion and small features. Comparing options before picking a coding tool? The breakdown of what coding AI actually delivers covers Copilot alongside the other realistic contenders.
See tool →Stable Diffusion
Open-source image model you can run locally or in your own pipeline.
See tool →Gamma
AI presentation builder that turns an outline into a clean deck in minutes.
See tool →DALL-E
OpenAI's image generator built into ChatGPT for quick visuals from text prompts.
See tool →Gemini
Google's AI assistant with native access to Search, Docs, and Workspace.
See tool →Bolt.new
Prompt-to-app builder that spins up full web apps from a single description. For browser-based coding and quick ship-it projects, building apps inside Replit AI is a natural companion when you need a live environment without a local setup.
See tool →Make
Visual automation platform for connecting apps and running AI inside workflows.
See tool →Tome
AI-native storytelling tool for slide decks, pitches, and narrative documents.
See tool →Runway
AI video generation and editing suite for Reels, ads, and short creative cuts.
See tool →Sora
OpenAI's text-to-video model for cinematic short clips from a single prompt.
See tool →Zapier
No-code automation that connects thousands of apps and plugs AI into your stack.
See tool →Otter.ai
Real-time meeting transcription with AI summaries and action items. If you run most calls on Zoom, also check the guide on picking an AI notetaker built for Zoom that syncs transcripts to your action plan workflow.
See tool →Tools FAQ
Start with a general assistant you already have access to, usually ChatGPT or Claude. Pick one skill that matches a real task on your desk this week, follow the steps, and ship the output. Tool choice matters less than finishing something real with AI once.
Most tools have a free tier that is enough to follow a full aidowith.me skill end to end. You move to a paid plan when a tool becomes part of your weekly workflow, not before. We flag where paid features make a real difference.
Yes. Each skill describes the task first and the tool second, so a sensible substitute still gets you to a shipped result. If you already pay for a different assistant or editor, use that and treat the tool name in the steps as a label for the role.
Yes. The tools catalog is the spine of a growing library of skills, so we add a tool when it becomes the best fit for a specific task. If a tool is missing, tell us and we will look at it for the next round.