OpenAI Dots vs Grok Bot agent fleets, with Gemini 4 Argon timeline
A long post maps the nine-week launch timeline of Grok Bot, GPT-6 Astra, Opus 5.5, OpenAI Dots and Gemini 4 Argon, compares two 24/7 agent fleets' limits, and proposes Jev as an exit gate.
OPENAI AND GROK BOTH GAVE AI AGENTS THEIR OWN COMPUTERS. NEITHER TELLS YOU THE LIMITS. 2 FLEETS RUNNING 24/7, 4,000+ APPS, AND ONE $0.042 GATE BEFORE ANYTHING LEAVES 9 weeks changed the agent game. grok bot went into early beta on aug 11, gpt-6 astra shipped sep 3, claude opus 5.5 on sep 22, openai dots at devday on sep 29, gemini 4 argon a day later. two of those are full agent fleets, and neither company publishes usage limits for agents that never stop openai dots run on gpt-6 astra with their own cloud computer and browser, reach 4,000+ apps through plugins, learn your preferences over time and pass custom rules plus auto-review before risky steps. grok bot gets its own computer per bot running 24/7, a backend router instead of a model you pick, drives app UIs that have no API, saves any workflow you show it once and learns when to ask for approval wire both fleets into one system and every action ends up heading for some app: payroll, ads, docs, tickets, inbox. so i put jev at the only exit. every pulse passes one jev check first, at $0.042 per 1M input tokens and 70 to 500 ms per answer. in a simulated session 190 actions passed and 35 got sent back for review two fleets, no published limits, one cheap gate. that's the cheapest place to stop a mistake before your agent pays it, posts it or emails it the full constellation, fleet comparison and launch timeline are in the image. save it before you let a bot near your payroll ↓
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