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I tried the “10 tabs / 10 tools” workflow. It made me slower. Now I keep it simple: voice-brainstorm with ChatGPT via Wispr Flow, then prototype fast with Opus. Maybe chess just trained me to focus on one line at a time?! 😅 What’s your tech stack?

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