> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://suprmind.ai/docs/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Which AI for Which Task # Which AI for Which Task > **Quick Answer:** Each AI has genuine strengths. Grok for real-time, Perplexity for research, GPT for logic, Claude for nuance, Gemini for synthesis. When in doubt, let all 5 respond. ## What You'll Learn * Each AI's core strengths * What tasks to route to which AI * Common scenarios with recommended @mentions * The "when in doubt" rule ## The 5 AIs at a Glance | AI | Best For | Think of it as... | | - | - | - | | **Grok** | Real-time trends, social sentiment, current events | Your finger on the pulse | | **Perplexity** | Research, sources, fact-checking, data | Your research librarian | | **GPT** | Logic, code, structure, technical precision | Your technical architect | | **Claude** | Analysis, writing, nuance, ethical thinking | Your thoughtful advisor | | **Gemini** | Large documents, big picture, comprehensive synthesis | Your big-picture strategist | ## Detailed Strengths ### Grok (@Grok) **Excels at:** * What's happening right now on social media * Public sentiment about brands, products, or events * Trending topics and emerging conversations * Direct, no-nonsense answers * Current events context **Example prompts:** * "What are people saying about \[Company] on X this week?" * "What's the current sentiment around remote work policies?" * "Any trending discussions about AI regulation today?" * "What's the public reaction to \[recent event]?" ### Perplexity (@Perplexity) **Excels at:** * Finding recent data and statistics * Providing cited sources * Academic and professional research * Fact-checking claims from other AIs * Market data and industry reports **Example prompts:** * "Find recent studies on the effectiveness of 4-day work weeks with citations" * "What's the current market size for AI writing tools? Include sources." * "Fact-check: Is it true that remote workers are 13% more productive?" * "Find the latest data on SaaS churn rates by industry" ### GPT (@GPT) **Excels at:** * Code generation and review * Data modeling and system design * Logical reasoning and structured analysis * Mathematical and quantitative tasks * Creating frameworks, taxonomies, and decision trees **Example prompts:** * "Build a data model for a multi-tenant subscription system" * "Create a decision framework for evaluating vendors" * "Write a Python script that parses this API response" * "Structure this problem as a decision tree with probabilities" ### Claude (@Claude) **Excels at:** * Nuanced analysis that considers multiple perspectives * Clear, well-structured writing * Identifying ethical implications and edge cases * Summarizing complex arguments fairly * Catching things others miss - the "but what about..." factor **Example prompts:** * "Review this proposal and identify potential blind spots" * "What are the ethical implications of this approach?" * "Rewrite this paragraph to be more persuasive without being manipulative" * "What's the strongest counterargument to our strategy?" ### Gemini (@Gemini) **Excels at:** * Processing and synthesizing large amounts of information * Connecting themes across a long conversation * Comprehensive overviews and summaries * Working with uploaded documents (large context window) * Seeing patterns across multiple data points **Example prompts:** * "Summarize the key themes from this 80-page document" * "How do all the points from our discussion connect to each other?" * "What patterns do you see across these five competitor analyses?" * "Give me a comprehensive overview of everything we've discussed" ## Common Scenarios | Scenario | Recommended | Why | | - | - | - | | "Is this a good idea?" | All 5 (no @mention) | You want diverse perspectives | | "What's trending in my industry?" | @Grok | Real-time social awareness | | "Find data to support this claim" | @Perplexity | Research with citations | | "Review my code" | @GPT | Technical precision | | "Write a compelling email" | @Claude | Nuanced, clear writing | | "Summarize this long document" | @Gemini | Large context handling | | "Check if this is factually accurate" | @Perplexity | Source verification | | "What could go wrong?" | @Claude or All 5 | Edge case thinking | | "Build a spreadsheet model" | @GPT | Quantitative structure | | "What's the public reaction to X?" | @Grok | Social sentiment | ## The "When in Doubt" Rule **Not sure which AI to pick? Don't pick. Let all 5 respond.** After a full-team round, you'll see which AI gave the most relevant response. @mention that one for your follow-up. Over time, you'll develop intuition for which AI to call on first. ## Combining Strengths The most powerful approach: assign complementary tasks to different AIs. ``` @Perplexity - Find the data on market size and growth rates @Grok - What's the current narrative about this market on social? @Claude - Analyze the strategic implications of what they found @GPT - Structure everything into a framework we can present ``` Four distinct strengths, one comprehensive answer. ## Tips * These strengths are tendencies, not hard rules. Every AI can do most tasks. * The value of multi-AI isn't picking the "right" one - it's getting perspectives you wouldn't have thought to ask for. * When an AI surprises you (Claude writes great code, GPT catches a nuance), lean into it. * Your personal experience will refine this guide. Everyone develops their own preferences. ## Related Articles * [@Mentions: Control Who Responds](/docs/at-mentions/mention-basics/) * [Getting One AI to Respond](/docs/at-mentions/single-ai-responses/) * [Assigning Different Tasks to Different AIs](/docs/at-mentions/task-assignment/) * [How 5 AIs Work Together](/docs/ai-orchestration/how-orchestration-works/) ## Still Need Help? Reach out to us at [support@suprmind.ai](mailto:support@suprmind.ai) or use the feedback button in the app. This documentation is built and hosted on [Mintlify](https://mintlify.com), a developer documentation platform.