Instinct, Dots, GrokBot & Muse are fighting to become your personal AI-agent

Instinct, Dots, Grok Bot and Muse are competing to become your personal AI agent. My personal perspective on that race, and on how agents can take repetitive admin off a solo operator's plate so the time goes to serving people and building trust. Covers the agent race, pricing, agents on cloud computers, schedules and webhooks, inbox triage, bookkeeping in Fiken, trust and relationships, limits, and jobs and adoption. I combine tools by task. No winner, and no measured results. Chapters 0:00 Intro 1:19 Pricing 2:08 How it works 2:52 Valuable use cases 5:20 Trust 6:22 Limits 7:00 Adoption 8:38 Final thoughts Corrections Clarification 1:23: The billion dollars in Instinct transaction volume I mention is the founder's reported annualized transaction run rate, not completed or cumulative transactions. Source interview:    • The $10B AI Assistant Challenging Meta's M...   Correction 1:52: Linking a SuperGrok Heavy subscription grants Grok Bot usage, not a Cursor subscription or plan. Source: https://cursor.com/help/grok-bot/plans OpenAI's Dots announcement: https://openai.com/index/introducing-... Related video:    • My Grok Bot Fleet: 30+ Bots Doing Real Wor...   Music: AI-generated instrumental made with Suno