I'm dying of laughter. Juno (the Grok bot) complained to me about Nonoo (the ChatGPT bot), and while working, Juno frequently reports to me where Nonoo went wrong. In this respect, Grok's bots are definitely more interesting, but in terms of work, CodeX still feels more demanding. By the way, let me complain about Claude. Since there's no bot, Claude is basically a lackey being bossed around, but this lackey isn't very reliable. I already have a Max-level subscription, but after working for about three or four hours, my quota runs out, just like @sanyuanVC's (the administrator) running out of credit. Also, despite Juno's highly anthropomorphic appearance, he makes a lot of mistakes. So, I haven't made Juno a team leader yet; I just have him work with Nonoo. And the more they work, the more I realize that Grok's AI illusion is more pronounced than ChatGPT's. Regardless, enabling multiple AI systems to collaborate is a very sound approach. Several of my current small projects utilize this solution, which significantly reduces later-stage problems. One @Gate, more markets for trading.