Comparisons
The alternatives, compared without pretending we win every row
Each comparison includes rows the other option genuinely wins and a paragraph recommending it, because a comparison that never concedes is an advertisement.
These pages take the choice a buyer is actually making rather than a competitor's name. Every table carries at least one row where the alternative comes out ahead, and every page ends with the case for choosing it. That constraint is enforced by tests, not by intent.
The General vs hiring a sales development rep
An SDR is better when the job needs judgement in a live conversation and you can afford the ramp; the General is better when the constraint is that nobody is doing the follow-up at all.
Read the comparisonAI agent vs AI copilot: what the difference actually is
A copilot makes the person at the keyboard faster; an agent removes the requirement that somebody is at the keyboard. Neither is better in general and they fail in opposite ways.
Read the comparisonThe General vs a workflow automation tool
Use a workflow tool when the steps are known and stable; use an agent when deciding the steps is the work.
Read the comparisonAI notetaker vs an AI that acts on the meeting
A notetaker is a better archive and costs less; an acting agent is worth it only if the failure you are fixing is that nothing happens after the call.
Read the comparisonThe General vs a browser-only agent
A browser agent completes a task in a tab; an operator owns an outcome across several surfaces and keeps going tomorrow.
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