Find a workflow

Choose the job first. Then choose the least access AI needs.

Start with what you want to finish—not a vendor list. Each path below links to practical evidence and a safer starting level.

Choose a work outcome
1. Choose the outcome

What are you trying to finish?

Start: PasteTested / Measured

Customer support

Prepare a FAQ or support draft without connecting live customer systems too soon.

Paste path: Use public or synthetic FAQ material first. Read/Act access requires tested fallbacks, ownership and review.

2. Choose the access level

The Automation Ladder

More access can reduce manual work, but it also increases the consequences of a wrong output, wrong permission or missing review.

  1. 1

    Paste

    You manually provide safe text.

    Practical rule: Lowest access. Best first test for most work.

  2. 2

    Upload

    The tool receives a file or document.

    Practical rule: Check sensitivity, retention and export/deletion options.

  3. 3

    Read

    The tool reads a connected inbox, calendar or workspace.

    Practical rule: Use the smallest scope and test with non-critical data.

  4. 4

    Act

    The tool can create, change or send something.

    Practical rule: Keep approvals, logs and an undo path.

  5. 5

    Autonomous

    The tool acts repeatedly without direct confirmation.

    Practical rule: Use only for bounded, monitored routines after prior stages work.

3. Compare only after the fit is clear

Price matters after workflow fit and access level.

Use the comparison table for published prices, free-tier limits and trials. It keeps official currency and billing context instead of pretending all plans are directly comparable.

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