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My Practical AI Stack: 15 Tools I Use Almost Every Day
Kamil Banc shares the 15 AI tools that make up his daily workflow, spanning prompt management, text generation, coding, visual content, presentations, audio, and music. He notes that 80% of his productive output flows through just four tools: Claude, ChatGPT, Ideogram, and Napkin. The article encourages readers to share their own AI stacks to learn from each other.
Published April 18, 2025 by Kamil Banc
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One practitioner found 80% of his productive AI output flows through just four tools.
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Claim 1 · Source summary
Four Tools Dominate
The author reports that 80% of his productive output flows through just four AI tools.
Claim 2 · Source summary
Right-Click Prompt Extension
Right-Click Prompt is a Chrome extension that injects saved prompts via a context menu.
Claim 3 · Source summary
Claude 3.7 Sonnet Features
Claude 3.7 Sonnet offers project-based continuity, custom knowledge bases, and dual fast versus deep modes.
Claim 4 · Source summary
Napkin Infographic Generation
Napkin.ai converts highlighted draft text into ready-to-publish infographics that users can publish immediately.
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Right Tools Over More
The author believes the goal is finding the right tools rather than using the most.
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"The goal isn't to use the most tools. It's finding the right ones that make you look brilliant while doing less manual work."
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80%
Share of the author's productive output that flows through just four tools: Claude, ChatGPT, Ideogram, and Napkin
15 tools
Total number of AI tools in the author's daily stack, spanning seven workflow categories
7 categories
Workflow categories covered by the stack: prompt management, text generation, code development, visual content, presentations, audio, and music
Supporting context
The article is a practitioner-authored workflow audit rather than a formal study, based on Kamil Banc's personal tracking of how he spends time with AI tools. He organizes his stack into seven functional categories, with a custom-built prompt manager at the foundation because no commercial option met his requirements. Each tool is assigned a distinct lane, from code development with Cursor and Cline to audio production with ElevenLabs and Suno. The author explicitly frames tool selection as a matter of reducing manual work rather than maximizing tool count. Readers are invited to share their own stacks, with the author planning to compile and share community trends in a follow-up post.
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