Aitools+productivity

  For the past year, ChatGPT has been my go-to AI assistant—helping me write code, draft emails, and even brainstorm blog ideas. But when Google announced   Gemini CLI , a command-line version of their powerful Gemini AI, I was intrigued. Could it replace ChatGPT in my daily workflow? I decided to  switch entirely to Gemini CLI for 7 days  and document the experience. Here’s what happened—the good, the bad, and the surprising. Day 1: Setting Up Gemini CLI Installation & First Impressions Unlike ChatGPT’s web-based interface, Gemini CLI runs directly in the terminal. Installation was straightforward: bash pip install google-gemini-cli gemini auth login Once logged in, I could start querying Gemini just like ChatGPT, but with a  minimalist, keyboard-driven approach . ✅  Pros:                                                    ...

Do you ever feel like there just aren’t enough hours in the day? I used to live in that chaos too. Emails piling up, to-do lists overflowing, and more tabs open in my brain than my browser. Then I discovered AI. Not expensive enterprise solutions — just free tools available to everyone. Within 30 days, 70% of my repetitive tasks were running on autopilot. This post isn’t theoretical — it’s exactly what I did, step by step. So if you want to reclaim your time, reduce burnout, and get laser-focused, this is for you.   Phase 1: Realizing I Needed Help (and Fast)  Like most of us, my day used to look like this: Morning chaos trying to plan my schedule Manually replying to 20+ emails Copy-pasting social media posts to 3 different platforms Taking notes from YouTube tutorials Updating Google Sheets every day It felt like I was working just to stay organized . That’s when I knew — something had to change.  Phase 2: My First Experiment With Free AI Tools...