One AI system for 8 months: don't chase new tools, absorb them incrementally
evielync · x · 2026-09-16
evielync notes the flood of new AI tools (Grokbot, Buzz, Lindy Teammates, Instinct, Muse and a dozen more last month alone) and argues against rebuilding your stack constantly. Her approach:
- Pick one primary tool (she uses Claude Code) and build on it long-term
- For every new release, ask one question: "what part of this fits into my existing system?"
- The result: the same system, 8+ months old, keeps improving without churn
Core claim: treat new tools as incremental components, not replacements.
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