Hello and welcome to another episode of App Stories. I'm John Voorhe's and I have Federico Vitechi with me. Hey, Federico.

Hello, John. How are you? I'm doing great. I'm doing

great. I've been playing with Claude skills a lot more. We talked about it in that in the pro show last week.

And I built myself a product review skill that I'm really excited about that just goes out on the web and, you know, just pulls out a lot of information about a product,

whether it's something I'm shopping for or whether I just want to get the lay of the land

for something new that I'm testing out.

That is interesting follow-up.

I've been having this thought.

So we're going to talk about AI again this week.

If anything, because very little else is happening after the M5 AppetPro.

We talked about the M5. We're going to talk some more about AI. We're going to talk about

browsers today. And in the post show, I'm going to be talking about some experiments with

open source LLMs and using your own API keys, like self-serving your own LLM, that sort of

stuff. But as a bit of a follow-up, I own LLM, that sort of stuff.

But as a bit of a follow-up, I've been having this thought that I wanted to run by you.

Because it's something that I feel, I want to sort of gauge if it's also how you feel.

I feel like I am increasingly inching toward thinking of Claude as my single LLM, like sort of the

all around like where I spend the most time with some perplexity on the side, but mostly just

using perplexity for web search. I really do think, despite the bad reputation that they had,

including coming from us,

I think they have done the best job of compared to the rest of the industry

in terms of using citations and linking sources and that sort of stuff.

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