Personal AI agents feel like sci-fi: one user runs an agent team for $200/month
thisiskp_ · x · 2026-10-12
- Tech blogger thisiskp boosts JJEnglert's "Personal Agent Series" Part 1: the author, a self-described deep-in-AI technologist who has tried agents like Muse, OpenClaw and Grokbot, spent three weeks living with a personal AI agent, documenting what works, what flops, and his predictions for the space.
- thisiskp says he pays about $200/month for a team of agents (Bot, Muse, Instinct) and finds the experience more exciting than his early vibe-coding days.
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