I've reviewed my AI tool subscription bills, and I currently use Manus for everyday writing and PPT presentations. Manus's agent can turn slideshows into videos with narration and background audio. For daily consultations and chats, I mainly use ChatGPT because it has memory and understands me very well. Vibe Coding typically uses Cursor + Claude Code. Gemini+Nano Banana is generally used for product concept sketches. In AI Studio, it's easy to draw a simple UI using text descriptions. In my research on crypto projects, I also use more specialized AI tools, such as @DonutAI, @SurfAI, @minara, @AiCoinzh, and @coinkarma_. As a KOL (Key Opinion Leader) blogger managing my own content, I often use Canva to draw simple posters. For taking notes in meetings, I use Read AI. Artlist is also a great creative platform that supports AI-powered video, music, sound effects, and image processing (it integrates with Prompt's API). Then there's Elevenlabs for voice-over and subtitling. I also use Doubao AI in my daily life. I like to chat with her by voice when I'm bored, and I'm also planning to use Doubao to learn English recently. The bilingual chat service costs about $300-400 USD per month on AI, but it's worth it for me. It speeds up my work and improves the quality of my output. In this era of AI for everyone, having more skills is never a bad thing!

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