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Open your browser on a typical Tuesday and count the AI tabs. One for drafting, another for research, a third that summarises meetings, a fourth for images, and a code assistant living in your editor. Each was a sensible purchase on the day you signed up. Together they form a stack that nobody planned, nobody fully governs, and nobody can say is paying for itself. That is the question behind this guide: should you run your work on one AI tool or ten different apps? The honest

Open your browser on any given Tuesday and count the tabs. One is a chatbot, another is an AI writing tool, a third is an image generator, a fourth is a code assistant, and there may be a fifth for a meeting summariser that nobody remembers signing up for. Each tool arrived with a promise: save an hour here, shave a task there. Individually, many of them deliver. Together, they have quietly created a new kind of workload. That workload is the effort of managing AI itself: rem