They give you an assistant. Simurg gives you a company.
The new AI agents are built to help one person. Simurg is built to run a business: a team of specialists with their own access, real tables and shared knowledge. Here is how they compare, as checked in November 2026.
| Simurg | Claude Duet | OpenAI Dots | Grok Bot | Meta Muse | Gemini Spark | Lindy | Relevance AI | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Made to | Run a business | Be one person's chief of staff | Carry one person's projects | Do work on a shared computer | Help with everyday life | Get tasks done in Google's apps | Be one AI employee | Let big teams build agents |
| Agents | A team of specialists | One | One per person | Many | One | One | One, with many skills | As many as you build |
| Each agent kept apart | Yes: own apps, skills, knowledge, model | One agent | One agent | No: shared computer and logins | One agent | One agent | One agent | You build each one |
| Business tables built in | Yes | Not listed | Pages and files | Not listed | Not listed | Not listed | Files and reports | Not listed |
| What starts the work | Schedule, app event, table change, webhook | You, or a regular check | You, a schedule, what it notices | You, or a schedule | You, or a recurring task | You, or a schedule | You, a schedule, your inbox | Triggers you set up |
| AI model | Your pick, per agent, on Growth and Scale | Anthropic's | OpenAI's | It picks for you | Meta's | Google's | Your pick, per task | Your pick |
| Set up from one sentence | Yes, by ARCHITECT | Not listed | Not listed | Not listed | Not listed | Not listed | Not listed | Not listed |
| Who can get it | Anyone, today | US waitlist | Gradual rollout | Paid plans | US and Canada | Select countries | Anyone | Through sales |
| Starts at | Free, then $29 a month | $20 a month | $120 a month | $30 a month | Free, then $20 | $19.99 a month | $49.99 per user | Talk to sales |
"Not listed" means we could not find it on their site on the date we checked.
What a company needs. And an assistant doesn't have.
Tables.
Leads, tickets, orders and invoices live in tables your agents keep up to date. No separate database to pay for.
Knowledge.
Shared by the team, in folders. Each job reads what it needs, anything trying to give the AI orders is dropped, and notes that look out of date get flagged.
Agents set up one by one.
Each has its own apps, tools, skills, knowledge, model and level of autonomy. Nobody carries a thousand responsibilities.
Routines, not just schedules.
Work starts from a time, an event in an app, a new row or status in a table, or a webhook.
A team that works together.
CORE plans, specialists do the work and hand it on, and you can follow every handoff.
Memory.
Agents remember what happened and what you told them to keep. You can read, pin and delete every note.
A team on day one.
Hire from 18 ready-made specialists, change them to fit, or let ARCHITECT build agents for your industry.
Your choice of AI.
Models from several makers. On Growth and Scale, pick one per agent and bring your own key.
Control.
Approvals tied to the exact action, a name on every change, one switch that stops everything, and no training on your content.
One by one.
Simurg vs Claude Duet
Anthropic's proactive assistant for one person's inbox, calendar and projects.
Simurg vs OpenAI Dots
An always-on agent inside ChatGPT, one per person, on the top paid plans.
Simurg vs Grok Bot
Named bots that share one cloud computer and sign in to your tools.
Simurg vs Meta Muse
Meta's personal AI agent for everyday life, with a small-business add-on.
Simurg vs Gemini Spark
Google's personal AI agent, for multi-step tasks across its own apps.
Simurg vs Lindy
One AI employee with many skills, for your inbox, meetings and follow-ups.
Simurg vs Relevance AI
A platform for large companies to build their own AI workforce.
Before you choose.
What is the best AI agent platform for a business?
It depends on the job. For one person's inbox and calendar, a personal agent can do well. For a business, look for a team of agents with their own access, shared knowledge and records that belong to the company. That is what we built Simurg to be.
What is the difference between a personal AI agent and a team of business agents?
A personal agent works for one person, on their account, with one set of permissions. A business needs separate jobs, separate access, knowledge everyone can use and records that outlast any one conversation.
Are these comparisons fair?
We wrote them, and they show what we do best, so read them with that in mind. Facts about other products carry the date we checked them and a link to the source. If something is out of date, tell us at info@simurg.me and we will fix it.