Sharing Your Favorite Automation Tools Powered by AI
Hey everyone, I've been digging into various AI-based automation tools lately and thought it would be cool to hear what y'all are using. Whether it's for work, …
Aurora Bates
February 8, 2026 at 11:05 PM
Hey everyone, I've been digging into various AI-based automation tools lately and thought it would be cool to hear what y'all are using. Whether it's for work, personal projects, or just messing around, drop your faves and why you like 'em! Let's get a good list goin here.
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For ecommerce, I've seen Shopify apps that use AI to automate inventory management and customer follow-ups. It's pretty impressive.
I've been experimenting with Microsoft Power Automate lately. Its integration with Office 365 apps makes automation super easy for business tasks.
Automation with AI has really helped me clear out repetitive tasks so I can focus on the creative stuff. Highly recommend looking into it if you haven't yet.
Anyone tried using AI chatbots for automating customer service? Like integrating GPT-based bots? I've heard good things but not sure how to start.
The best part about AI automation tools is how they keep getting smarter with use, kinda like learning your habits and improving workflows.
For social media automation, tools like Buffer or Hootsuite are getting smarter with AI for scheduling and content suggestions.
Does anyone use AI automation for data analysis? I need something that can automate data cleaning and generate insights.
For marketing stuff, I use Jarvis (now Jasper) to help automate content creation. The AI suggestions make writing faster and less painful.
If anyone's into coding automation, GitHub Copilot is insane. It’s like having an AI pair programmer that speeds up repetitive tasks.
I've been using Notion AI combined with automations to keep my personal projects on track. Super handy for reminders and task generation.
I think the tricky part is picking the tool that fits your workflow best. Too many options out there and sometimes features overlap confusingly.
Lately, I've come across quite a few AI automation tools, you can also check ai-u.com for new or trending tools. They seem to have a good roundup of what's hot right now.
I'd throw in IFTTT here as a classic automation tool that’s adding AI features to keep up. It’s great for some simple tasks.
Not sure if this counts, but I recently found out about Integromat (now Make) which has some AI-driven tasks and it's pretty flexible for automating complex stuff.
I've been using Zapier for a while now and it seriously saves me tons of time connecting apps. The AI features that help predict workflows are pretty neat too.