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AI University: 230 Providers Guide — How to Stop Being Ov...
kanta13jp1 · 2026-04-28 · via DEV Community

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AI University: 230 Providers Guide — How to Stop Being Overwhelmed and Pick the Right Tools

"There Are Too Many AI Tools — I Don't Know Where to Start"

Jibun Kaisha's AI University currently lists 230+ AI providers.

"I can't research all of them." "I don't know which ones fit my situation." These are valid reactions to a landscape that's grown too fast.

You don't need to know all 230. You need to know the right 20 for your use case. Here's a framework for finding them.


The AI University Category Map

AI University organizes 230+ providers across 9 categories:

Category Representative Providers Primary Use
Coding Tools Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Codex Code generation, completion, review
LLM Foundations OpenAI, Anthropic, Google Gemini, Mistral API selection, model choice
Agents & Orchestration LangGraph, LangChain, Composio, AutoGen Complex task automation
RAG & Search Weaviate, Chroma, Tavily, Nomic Vector search, document retrieval
Voice & Video AI Otter.ai, Murf, VAPI, ElevenLabs Transcription, voice synthesis
Visual Generation Midjourney, DALL-E, Meshy, Higgsfield Image and video generation
Data & Analytics Databricks, Modal, E2B, Firecrawl Data pipelines, sandboxing
Business Ops Glean, Clay, Moveworks, Gong Enterprise search, sales, support
Research & Learning NotebookLM, Consensus, Perplexity Research, academic, learning

The First 10 for Solo Developers

Coding (3)

  1. GitHub Copilot ($10/month) — Standard for inline completion
  2. Claude Code ($100/month) — Autonomous task execution, memory system
  3. OpenAI Codex (pay-per-use) — Batch generation: SQL, templates at scale

LLM APIs (2)

  1. Anthropic Claude (API) — Long-form, code, reasoning
  2. Google Gemini (API) — Image, video, multimodal

Agents (1)

  1. LangGraph (OSS) — State-machine-controlled agents

Search & Data (2)

  1. Tavily — Real-time web search designed for LLMs
  2. Firecrawl — Web scraping to clean Markdown

Research (2)

  1. NotebookLM (free) — Document analysis, Deep Research
  2. Perplexity ($20/month) — Real-time answers with citations

These 10 cover 90% of solo developer use cases. Start here before expanding.


Quick Selector by Use Case

"I want to write code faster"

→ GitHub Copilot (completion) + Claude Code (complex tasks)

"I need to pull web data into my code"

→ Tavily API (search) + Firecrawl (scraping) + Perplexity (synthesis)

"I want AI to read my documents and PDFs"

→ NotebookLM (free, up to 50 sources) → for larger scale: Weaviate / Chroma (OSS RAG)

"I need speech transcription and summary"

→ Otter.ai (meeting notes) / VAPI (phone AI) / ElevenLabs (voice synthesis)

"I want to search internal Slack and docs"

→ Glean (enterprise) / Notion AI (within Notion)

"I want to automate sales and CRM"

→ Clay (data enrichment) / Gong (call analysis) / Moveworks (internal IT)


How to Use AI University

Inside Jibun Kaisha's AI University:

  1. Provider Search — Filter by name, category, or rating
  2. Comparison — Side-by-side view of 2-3 providers (pricing, features, limits)
  3. Ratings — Actual user evaluation scores (1-9)
  4. Use Case Filter — "Solo dev," "startup," "enterprise"
Access: https://my-web-app-b67f4.web.app/
→ AI University tab → Select category → Apply filters

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The 2026 Provider Landscape

Mature zone (stable, production-ready): OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, GitHub Copilot

Fast-growth zone (worth evaluating now): LangGraph, Composio, Tavily, Firecrawl, VAPI

Experimental zone (interesting, but be careful in production): Various OSS agent frameworks

Using only the mature zone gives you a solid foundation. Adding 1-2 tools from the fast-growth zone is often where significant productivity gains come from. The experimental zone is for learning and prototyping.


The full list of 230+ providers is searchable in AI University — by category, rating, or use case. Finding "the right AI for your current problem" takes under 10 minutes.

Explore all 230+ providers in Jibun Kaisha's AI University