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The creator leverages a common pain point for users of AI tools: the discrepancy between hype and actual performance. By providing a visual comparison and a curated list, they offer tangible value, encouraging saves and follows for future reference.

This slideshow compares various AI tools based on their hype versus their actual results. It highlights that some tools are overhyped while others are underestimated, concluding with a call to action to join a Telegram channel for lessons on these tools.

Claude Design: ACTS - provides design skills from open sources with a markup. Its result is compared to hype. Removing it would change the video's comparison. Obsidian: ACTS - described as a "second brain" that only worked on demo and was "absolutely useless". Its result is compared to hype. Removing it would change the video's comparison. openclaw: ACTS - mentioned in the context of AGI in 2026 and its use. Its result is compared to hype. Removing it would change the video's comparison. Codex: ACTS - offers unlimited use and a top model, deserving more hype. Its result is compared to hype. Removing it would change the video's comparison. NotebookLM: ACTS - described as the best learning tool that "nobody talks about". Its result is compared to hype. Removing it would change the video's comparison. ChatGPT Work: ACTS - an analog to Claude Cowork, used 10 times more often. Its result is compared to hype. Removing it would change the video's comparison. HERMES-AGENT: ACTS - presented as what "openclaw should have been". Its result is compared to hype. Removing it would change the video's comparison. open code: ACTS - provides "wrapping" that makes an average model great. Its result is compared to hype. Removing it would change the video's comparison. Claude Code: ACTS - mentions "fable 5" as the best model currently. Its result is compared to hype. Removing it would change the video's comparison. NeuroWiki: APPEARS - a Telegram channel where lessons on these tools are available. Removing it would not change the core comparison of the tools, but would remove the CTA destination.