Why I stopped trying every new AI tool that dropped

For the first two months of building XEdge I felt obligated to try every new AI tool that launched.
New coding assistant dropped? Downloaded it.
New writing tool launched? Tried it.
New productivity AI? Signed up.
I was spending more time evaluating tools than actually building.
The switch that changed everything: I stopped optimizing for having the best tools and started optimizing for knowing my current tools deeply.
My current stack hasn't changed in 6 weeks:
Claude for thinking and writing.
Claude Code for building.
PostHog for analytics.
Brevo for email.
Gumroad for payments.
That's it. Five tools. One product used by 500+ founders.
The best tool isn't the newest one. It's the one you actually know how to use.
If you're still drowning in tabs trying to find the perfect stack — xedge.tech cuts that down to 30 seconds.
What does your actual daily stack look like?