How has AI genuinely changed your daily workflow or business in the last 6–12 months?

[AnyDressAI]

One tool or habit you can’t live without anymore?

 

[AnnaMel]

for finance Claude agentic ai is incredible at organising and renaming expense documents for you to make uploading to xero far quicker.

One tool or habit you can’t live without anymore?

 

[mksuper]

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[Olivia]

Helped me complete the daily tasks that required frequent repetition, significantly improving my efficiency.

 

[rana217]

honestly the biggest change is I stopped googling things and started just asking. sounds small but it compounds a lot over a week.

also writing first drafts is way less painful now. I just need to edit rather than stare at a blank page.

 

[rheatug]

I use it to brain-dump messy thoughts and let it format them into clean email drafts or outlines. It hasn't replaced my actual work, but it’s definitely eliminated a ton of the daily friction and busywork.

 

[emaiorov]

The biggest change for me has been separating planning from execution.

Previously, I would describe a task and immediately ask the model to generate code. Now I first ask it to inspect the requirements and relevant project context, then create an ADR or implementation plan. A developer reviews that plan before the model writes any code.

After implementation, tests, linters and static analysis provide another feedback loop before the change reaches code review.

This makes the process feel less magical, but much more reliable. AI has not removed the need for developers. It has pushed us toward clearer tasks, smaller changes and faster validation.