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On October 22, 2026, AYi put forward a judgment: the decisive factor in agent competition has shifted from who has the smarter brain to who is more diligent in hands and feet. On the same day, Ayi AI Notes published Peter Yang's updated red-and-black list of hands-on tests of four personal agents, conducting division-of-labor tests on Grok Bot, Muse, Claude Duet, and ChatGPT Dots, and mentioned that he connects no more than 4 agents to his personal email at the same time. Currently, there are no subsequent factual developments regarding this judgment.
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AYi: The decisive factor in agent competition shifts to execution capability
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Oct 22
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Red and Black List of Four Personal Agents: Grok Bot, Muse, Claude Duet, and ChatGPT Dots Tested by Division of Labor
Peter Yang updated his tested red and black list of four personal agents: Grok Bot excels at real-time X data research but its email feature is unusable; Muse is free and stands out in offline business phone capabilities but is slightly weaker in raw intelligence; Claude Duet has the strongest proactivity and base-model intelligence but its research preview lacks browser takeover; ChatGPT Dots can inherit historical assets but still has bugs and slow voice connections. He connects no more than 4 agents to his personal email at the same time.