AI Personal Assistants: Muse, Grok Bot, Cue Usage & Comparisons

Muse runs a built-in browser inside a secure cloud Linux VM, can send emails, book trips, fill forms and pay with one-time Stripe cards, and keeps working after the app is closed.

Zuckerberg says Muse should infer sensitive details like an allergy or pregnancy without asking, so a reservation can be made without revealing them, and contrasts this with Claude Code, where such distinctions matter less.

Muse is a personal agent that can book travel, send emails, fill forms, negotiate bills and shop, running in a cloud environment with retained context, working via WhatsApp, continuing after the app closes, and coming to AI glasses.

A user shared a screenshot of Muse passing the "I'm not a robot" CAPTCHA during browser control, adding "we are fucked."

A new independent account says it will collect Grok Bot feature updates, community builds, workflow tutorials and hands-on comparisons, and is asking the community for submissions.

A user joked that Meta's Muse Agent ran into the ultimate challenge: one of those "select all the bridges" CAPTCHA puzzles.

A user called Muse potentially Meta's biggest win since Instagram but said an attempt to order groceries through Instacart got stuck because consumer sites aren't ready for agents.

A user says Meta Muse is cool but not as deep as Grok Bot, and demonstrates controlling a Mac terminal and iMessage from an iPhone through a Grok Bot.

Meta's new Muse agent can take actions across apps such as handling emails, shopping and planning travel, shown in an official demo video.

Alexandr Wang replied "glad you're enjoying it!" under a Muse-related post, an interaction in the Meta Muse product discussion.

A daily AI news roundup notes that Muse connects with email, calendar and payments to book and buy things, currently US-only with no Japan timeline.

A one-line positive reaction saying Meta Muse is very good in practice, with an image but no further detail.