Which $400+ AI agent is actually best? One idea: make them compete in a city
nick_linck · x · 2026-10-02
@hamudinaanaa complains that new AI agent subscriptions all cost $400+ yet it's unclear which has better search, gets more real work done, is more proactive, or plans over longer horizons.
He proposes an adversarial eval: put agents like Meta Muse, OpenAI Dots, Grok Bot, Neo and Instinct into a shared virtual city to compete like in a video game, so you see who actually gets things done instead of benchmaxxing — and asks what tasks and scenarios to test first.
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