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    AI Stack Spend Audit

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    List your AI subscriptions and usage; it finds the overlap and returns a cut/keep/downgrade verdict with estimated monthly dollar savings.

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    AI Stack Spend Audit

    AI Stack Spend Audit

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    Audit my AI stack. I pay for: ChatGPT Plus $20/mo (daily, writing + research), Claude Pro $20/mo (daily, writing + coding help), Perplexity Pro $20/mo (a few searches a week), Cursor $20/mo (I code in it daily), Jasper $49/mo (occasional marketing copy), Midjourney $10/mo (a couple images a month), ElevenLabs $22/mo (weekly voiceovers). What should I cut, keep, or downgrade?

    • Read your context and instructions
    • Compiled the ai stack spend

    Current spend: $161/month ($1,932/year).

    Overlap groups

    • General assistant: ChatGPT (keeper), Claude. Both daily; you use Claude for coding help and ChatGPT for writing+research — close call, but two general assistants is the classic overlap.
    • Research: Perplexity vs ChatGPT/Claude web. Light usage.
    • Writing suite: Jasper vs your general assistants.
    • Coding IDE: Cursor (no overlap). Image: Midjourney (light). Voice: ElevenLabs (no overlap).

    Verdicts

    • ChatGPT Plus — KEEP. $0. Primary daily driver for writing + research.
    • Claude Pro — DOWNGRADE/KEEP your call. You use it daily for coding help; if you keep ChatGPT, consider dropping to free tier for spot use. Potential −$20/mo if cut.
    • Perplexity Pro — CUT. −$20/mo. A few searches/week are covered by ChatGPT/Claude web.
    • Cursor — KEEP. $0. In-IDE coding isn't replaced by a chat assistant; used daily.
    • Jasper — CUT. −$49/mo. Occasional marketing copy is well within a general assistant's reach.
    • Midjourney — DOWNGRADE. Already lowest tier; keep if you value image quality, else CUT −$10/mo.
    • ElevenLabs — KEEP. $0. Voice has no substitute in your kept tools.

    Bottom line (conservative, confirmed cuts only): −$69/month = −$828/year (Perplexity $20 + Jasper $49). Optional further cuts (Claude $20, Midjourney $10) could reach −$99/month.

    Shareable summary: "This AI Stack Spend Audit found $69/month in redundant AI spend — $828/year."

    Assumptions: prices user-stated; verify each cut won't break a workflow before cancelling. Not financial advice.

    Connects securely to your tools. The creator never sees your data.

    About this skill

    Most AI power users now quietly spend $100–300/month spread across ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, Perplexity, ElevenLabs, Midjourney, and a half-dozen others — and suspect they're wasting money on tools that overlap. This skill turns that messy pile of subscriptions into a clear, itemized cut/keep/downgrade plan with a real dollar figure attached.

    How it works:

    1. Intake — You list each tool, its plan tier, monthly price, and how you actually use it (the skill asks one quick round of follow-ups if anything's missing).
    2. Capability mapping — Each tool is bucketed by the job you hire it for, using a built-in capability map. This is where the redundancy hides: a general assistant you already pay for often covers the text jobs of separate writing and research tools.
    3. Overlap detection — Within each job group it picks the strongest "keeper" and flags the redundant payers, with explicit rules for when a general assistant can (and can't) absorb another tool's job — it won't, for example, pretend Claude replaces in-IDE coding, pro-grade image generation, or voice models.
    4. Verdict — Every tool gets a CUT, KEEP, or DOWNGRADE call with a one-line reason and a dollar impact, plus downgrade paths like cheaper tiers, annual billing, or free plans.
    5. Bottom line — A line-by-line monthly and annual savings total, plus a shareable summary line ("This audit found $87/month in redundant AI spend").

    The savings number is deliberately conservative and traceable: it uses only the prices you provide, flags anything unknown separately, and never inflates the headline. It's budgeting guidance for your own tools — not financial advice — designed to pay for itself in the first month.

    What's included: a lean SKILL.md orchestrator plus a bundled REFERENCE.md containing the tool capability map, the overlap-detection logic, the cut/keep/downgrade rubric, and a ready-to-fill report template.

    Recommendations are only as accurate as the prices and usage you provide; the skill does not have live access to current vendor pricing, which changes frequently, so it flags figures as user-stated. It can't see your actual login/usage logs, so frequency is self-reported. Savings estimates are conservative and exclude unknown prices from the headline. This is personal budgeting guidance, not financial, tax, or investment advice, and a recommended cut should be sanity-checked against your real workflows before you cancel anything.

    How to use

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      Connect your agent to the Agensi MCP

      Copy the prompt and paste it into Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or any agent that supports MCP. It sets up the connection for you. Manual setup

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      Sign in to Agensi

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      Ask for what you need

      Your agent loads this skill and uses it on your task. It always asks before any payment.

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    No — and that's deliberate. AI tool pricing changes constantly, so the audit uses the prices you provide rather than guessing at out-of-date figures. You paste in what you actually pay; it does the overlap analysis and math. Anything you leave blank is flagged and kept out of the headline savings number.

    No. It respects genuine keepers. The logic explicitly rules out replacing in-IDE coding tools, professional image generation, or voice models with a general chat assistant. It only recommends a cut when a tool you're keeping truly covers the job and the quality gap is small for how you use it — and it offers downgrade paths (cheaper tier, annual billing, free plan) instead of cuts where that fits better.

    It's conservative and fully traceable. The headline figure is the sum of confirmed cuts plus downgrade deltas, computed only from the prices you give, with line-by-line arithmetic you can check. Estimated or unknown prices are listed separately as 'potential, unverified' rather than baked into the total. It's budgeting guidance for your own tools, not financial advice.

    Just a list of your paid AI tools with each plan tier, monthly price, and a line on how you use it and how often. No logins, files, or account access — the skill works entirely from what you type in chat and asks one quick round of follow-ups if anything's missing.

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