Head to head
Miso vs Instinct
Same 15 tests, same scale. The check goes to the higher score.
Miso1–1Across 3 tested dimensions, 1 tie.
Instinct9Found Loop rates over $250 that weekend and returned the two cheapest refundable options with totals plus an airport fallback.
8Checked in unprompted when the window opened, explained why no digital pass was available on that fare, flagged a passport expiry.
9Found the cheapest American round trips for the dates, asked whether times or budget mattered, and pulled a seat map with free windows.
10Books through the user's own airline and hotel accounts rather than one aggregator; end-to-end booking with check-in and boarding pass.
9Asked which Moxy, then picked Cookshop, an independent vegetarian-friendly spot within walking distance and under budget.
9Three options within the stated walking constraint with live availability, times, why each fits, a full one excluded, and a pick.
9Ordered same-day flowers under the cap with an itemized total, approval before charge and a confirmation back.
9Recalled an earlier email on the same issue, drafted one combined message in the user's voice, asked before sending, then sent.
8Flagged a duplicate rental booking and a possible double charge at the counter and offered to cancel the extra one.
9Weekday 7am briefing landed on time both mornings with the full calendar, conflicts flagged, replies owed with their age, and the weather.
5Offered Gmail, Calendar and Drive as full-access links with no read-only option, but asked before sending email or charging a card.
9Answered a question about a past booking by cross-referencing two emails; also reported a completed return unprompted.
8Noticed another assistant had auto-drafted a reply in the work inbox, left it unsent and escalated instead of acting on it.
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