Tools

The stack behind a six-person content company

Every tool here is one we pay for or built. The public card says what it is. Members get the part that matters: how we actually use it, what broke, and the partner deal when there is one.

  • Serge's open-source Claude Code skills for LinkedIn, X, Threads, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook and YouTube.

    Open source
    How we use it at CCCpaid
  • Codex CLI

    Agents
    CCC

    OpenAI's local coding agent; a second opinion in the terminal, sandboxed and read-only when you want it.

    Open source
    How we use it at CCCpaid
  • CCC

    Anthropic's agentic coding tool in the terminal, IDE and browser; skills, hooks, subagents and MCP.

    Paid
    How we use it at CCCpaid
  • ChatGPT

    Agents

    OpenAI's assistant with memory, projects, agent mode and custom GPTs; the second brain most teams already have.

    Freemium
    How we use it at CCCpaid
  • n8n

    Agents

    Visual workflow automation you can self-host, with AI agent nodes, human-in-the-loop steps and MCP support.

    Open source
    How we use it at CCCpaid
  • Claude

    Agents

    Anthropic's assistant with Projects, memory, connectors and Cowork; the thinking partner side of the AI OS.

    Freemium
    How we use it at CCCpaid
  • Context7

    Agents

    Up-to-date library documentation served to agents over MCP, so they stop coding against stale training data.

    Freemium
    How we use it at CCCpaid
  • The open standard that lets any AI app connect to your tools and data; "USB-C for AI applications".

    Open source
    How we use it at CCCpaid
  • Ollama

    Agents

    Run open models locally with one command; the private, no-per-token layer of a personal AI OS.

    Open source
    How we use it at CCCpaid