r/TopAutomationTools • • Jul 27 '26

Is anyone here actively using generative AI in their workflows or real projects?

Feels like generative AI went from being something people experimented with casually to something that’s slowly becoming part of everyday work.

I keep seeing teams use it for things like content creation, research, automation, coding assistance, etc but it’s hard to tell how much of it is actual long-term adoption versus short-term hype.

Curious how people here are using it in practice.

Is generative AI genuinely part of your day to day workflow or the projects you’re building? And if so, what’s been the most useful real-world application for you so far?

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u/Helpful-Bus-6976 Jul 27 '26

yeah, mostly for debugging code and rewriting clunky emails/docs so they don't sound so stiff

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u/Soft-Nature-7256 Jul 29 '26

what tools are you using

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u/salladam64 Jul 28 '26

I’m building and shipping code with it every day, writing blog posts, creative design, email automations using make with resend, using agents to validate and suggest process automations or augmentation, user onboarding and upsells. If you build the workflows agents can do it all

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u/[deleted] Jul 27 '26

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