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Toolbox

A curated list of tools I use regularly, grouped by category.

Browsers

Zen

Reinvented Firefox. User friendly. Switched away due to limited AI integration.

#browser#firefox#productivity

OpenAI Atlas🔥

Current AI-native browser I rely on daily; blends browsing with GPT-5 agents, tab memory, and automation.

#browser#ai#automation

Dia

AI-first browser: chat with the current page, summarize YouTube, skills (predefined prompts), access multiple tabs. Paused use after switching to Atlas.

#browser#ai#youtube#prompts

Comet

AI-powered browser from Perplexity. Similar to Dia plus UI automation that can take over to do tasks. On hold while Atlas is my primary.

#browser#ai#automation

Edge🔥

Microsoft Edge with Copilot. Used at work. GPT-5 Copilot with Edge is great.

#browser#copilot#work

Chrome

Primarily for web development now.

#browser#dev

Mobile Browser

Edge (Mobile)🔥

Current choice. Copilot integration is easy to use.

#mobile#browser#copilot

Firefox (Mobile)

Sometimes. Still like Firefox—less mainstream, potentially fewer scams; customizable, fast, and cloud sync.

#mobile#browser#privacy#sync

Knowledge & Media

AntennaPod

Open-source and ad-free podcast app.

#podcasts#open-source#ad-free

Logseq

Markdown-based journaling. Simple, indentation matches how I think; pretty free form.

#knowledge-base#journal#markdown

Development Tools

VS Code

Used for work and personal. Copilot Pro license.

#ide#copilot#work#personal

Zed

High-performance text editor with AI integration. Used occasionally for simple text edits.

#editor#ai

Vim

When in CLI or for quick edits. Sometimes used.

#editor#cli

Automation Tools

n8n🔥

Low-code automation platform to build workflows. Supports schedule triggers, webhooks, and even a chatbot interface.

#automation#low-code#workflows#webhook#scheduler#chatbot

Toolbars

Skills

Modern web guidance and best practices for building web applications.

#resources#web-development#best-practices

LLM Reference

Curated references for exploring and comparing language models.