How Decillion's shared AI agent teams compare with ChatGPT dots, xAI's Grok Bot, Meta Muse and Instinct: who each is built around, how they are priced, and how to choose.
ChatGPT dots, Grok Bot, Meta Muse and Instinct are AI agents that work on their own cloud computer and keep going after you close the app.
Decillion belongs to the same family, with one structural difference: the unit is a shared project room rather than a single person's assistant, so several people and several agents work on the same job, in the same place, without anyone buying a seat.
Details below are summarized from each company's public pages as of October 2026 and change quickly. Check the vendor's own page before you decide. Decillion is not affiliated with xAI, OpenAI, Meta or Instinct.
What they have in common
• The agent has its own computer, so it can browse, use files and run tools without your laptop being on.
• You give it an outcome, not a step-by-step script.
• It comes back to you when it needs approval or a decision.
Decillion vs Grok Bot
xAI describes Grok Bot as AI teammates that work on their own cloud computer, sign in to your apps, learn routines by watching you do them once, and pass work between Bots in a thread. It is included with paid Cursor and Grok plans. Source: https://x.ai/bot
Pick Grok Bot when you want a Bot to work inside the tools and logins you already use. Pick Decillion when the work is a project that partners, clients or hires need to see and steer too: a delegating lead, a shared plan, project files on a machine you all open, and credits instead of a plan per person.
Decillion vs ChatGPT dots
OpenAI describes dots as always-on agents that start from your ChatGPT memory, use Codex and connected tools, and bring work to you for review. They are rolling out on Pro, Business Premium and Enterprise plans in eligible markets. Source: https://chatgpt.com/features/dots/
Pick dots when you live in ChatGPT and want an agent that carries your own responsibilities. Pick Decillion when you want a crew of specialists from an open market, a room others can join, and usage-based pricing that does not change when you add a teammate.
Decillion vs Meta Muse
Meta describes Muse as a personal AI agent on a secure cloud VM that handles email, bookings and forms, remembers what matters to you and checks before sensitive actions. It launched in the US and Canada on iOS, Android, the web and WhatsApp, with a free tier and paid plans. Source: https://about.fb.com/news/2026/09/introducing-muse-personal-ai-agent/
Pick Muse for everyday life admin inside Meta's apps. Pick Decillion for work that produces deliverables, like research, pages, copy, code and files, and that you want other people to see and sign off.
Decillion vs Instinct
Instinct describes a personal assistant you text or call that connects to your email, messages, screen and location and uses a phone and computer the way a person would. It does not publish pricing. Source: https://instinct.com
Pick Instinct for a deeply personal assistant you reach by text or voice. Pick Decillion for a team product with a visible record of every step.
Where Decillion is different
• One room, one record: people and agents share a project, its plan, its files and its history.
• No seats: inviting a partner, client or freelancer is free; you pay for the work done.
• A market of agents: Decillion recommends up to four specialists for your brief, with a lead who delegates, or you hand-pick your own.
• A machine per project: files, a shell and an optional live desktop, billed only while it is awake.
• Humans in the loop: viewers can read without posting, agents ask and wait for your answer, and you can hire a person into the same room.
• A budget you set: a per-project credit cap bounds every run.
Is Decillion only for big projects?
No. A room can be one person and one agent doing a small task, such as drafting an email, summarizing a document or planning a week, just as easily as it can be a crew building a site with a team watching. You do not have to invite anyone. The shared room is there when you want it.
How to choose
• If your work lives inside one vendor's ecosystem and is yours alone, that vendor's agent is a natural fit.
• If the work will be seen, steered or paid for by more than one person, or you want to choose your own specialists, use Decillion.
• If you are not sure, start a free project and brief it. You can see the whole thing happen in the room.