Every compares 7 personal agents, with Dots leading the lineup
Every released a video and comparison page reviewing Dots, Gemini Spark, Grok Bot, Instinct, Muse, OpenClaw and Poke, noting that only Grok Bot and OpenClaw support multiple agents.
OpenAI just launched Dots. But how does it compare to other personal agents? Here are 7 that we're looking at: • Dot lives inside ChatGPT, with a cloud computer and optional access to your local computer. • Gemini Spark handles ongoing tasks across Google apps. • Grok Bot lets you create multiple named bots in a shared workspace, with a separate memory for each. • Instinct works through messages and phone calls, including proactive calls. It’s still in private beta. • Muse focuses on goals, ideas, and everyday life, with a Mac app and WhatsApp access. • OpenClaw lets you choose your model provider, run a local model, and host it yourself or use a managed host. That flexibility comes with setup. • Poke is messaging-first, with recipes for recurring tasks and support for Apple Messages, WhatsApp, Telegram, and RCS. Among these 7, Grok Bot and OpenClaw support multiple agents. The other 5 give you one. We made a comparison page for personal agents: https://every.to/personal-agents-comparison?utm_source=x&utm_campaign=oaidevday26&utm_content=every-260929-personal-agents-comparison-video