The AI That Actually Gets Things Done

Last month, I was drowning.

Three client projects due in the same week. A presentation to prepare. And my own blog that hadn’t seen a new post in over a month.

I’d tried every AI assistant out there. They all promised to be game-changers, but the reality was… disappointing. Sure, they could chat impressively about how to tackle my workload. They’d suggest workflows, draft outlines, even generate some decent text.

But then I’d spend hours editing their output, fixing factual errors, and ultimately doing most of the work myself anyway. The “” felt more like a clever marketing campaign than reality.

That’s when a colleague mentioned .

“It’s different,” she insisted. “This one actually gets things done.”

Yeah, right. I’d heard that before.

But I was desperate, so I gave it a shot.

That’s when everything changed.

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The AI Assistant Disappointment Cycle

If you’ve used AI tools, you know the pattern.

You start with excitement. The demos look amazing! The possibilities seem endless! This will !