A tool idea for tracking work spread across many AI apps
s often use different AI tools for different parts of a web or app project to save money. One setup is Claude for s, Codex for , and ChatGPT for new feature ideas. Using several accounts can also lower costs, but it creates a messy record of the work.
It becomes hard to know which AI made which feature without digging through many chats across many accounts. When one account runs out of credits and work moves to another account, the whole has to be explained again. That usually takes more than one or two prompts and uses more credits on the new account.
The proposed solution is a place to copy and paste AI replies, code, and files from different AI tools into one shared record. A git push style would show what changed and when it changed.
Key points
- Using several AI tools can reduce costs but scatter the project record.
- Multiple accounts make it harder to find which AI created which feature.
- Switching accounts means explaining the again, which costs prompts and credits.
- The proposed tool would collect AI replies, code, and files in one place.
- A git push style would show the timing and content of changes.