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Which AI for which job?

Tool overwhelm keeps founders chasing every shiny new app. Three questions pick the right KIND of tool for the task in front of you, and how to brief it so it actually delivers.

FIT

"One tool per job, mastered. Not every tool, half-learned."

Three questions pick the tool

F.I.T. - the only filter you need.

Products change every month. The right question does not. Name the job, and the category picks itself.

F

Format

What are you making?

The biggest filter. Words, an image, a video, a voiceover, research, an automation. Each has a different best-in-class category. Name the output first.

I

Info

Does it need live facts?

If the job needs current, real-world information, you need a tool that searches the web and cites sources. If not, a standard assistant is faster.

T

Task depth

Quick hit or deep work?

A throwaway answer and a twenty-page analysis want different tools. For depth, a careful reasoning model; for fast hits, a versatile all-rounder.

Match It Now

Pick your three answers

Your match, and how to brief it, build on the right.

F · What are you making?the format of the output
I · Does it need live facts?current prices, news, what exists today
T · Quick hit or deep work?a fast answer or careful, long-form work
Pick F, I and T and your match appears here…

Chasing every new shiny tool instead of mastering one per job.
Using a chatbot to make a poster when the job wanted an image tool.
Trusting old knowledge for a question that needed live facts.
A quick chatbot reply for work that needed deep reasoning.
Blaming the tool when the real problem was a vague brief.

The right tool is step zero. Knowing how to brief it is the business.

Once you know the category, the leverage is the brief. Build reusable briefs with the CRAFTED Prompt Builder, or hire a trained AI employee for the job.

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