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

A user who has used Grok Bot almost exclusively since day one writes up first impressions of Meta Muse, comparing the two in practice.

A video walkthrough of the Meta Muse web UI shows a customizable animated avatar, built-in WhatsApp connection, payment methods for agentic shopping, and editable Soul and Memory files.

A user trying Meta Muse finds it has a Bluetooth connector and can call Apple ecosystem apps including Health, Reminders, Calendar and Apple Home.

Muse's product lead says the agent uses Stripe Link to generate virtual cards so users never share their credit card info, and it is the first agent to offer Link Purchase Protection.

Muse can connect to Instagram DMs, Threads, Facebook Marketplace and Messenger, connectors that other agents do not get.

In a short comment, Wang says Muse is more popular than other personal agents and also faster, without giving any test details.

Polymarket reports that Meta launched Muse despite internal testing that found reliability and security issues, including unauthorized exposure of sensitive personal data.

Muse (code name hatch, Muse Spark models) can book appointments, fill forms, watch home cameras and make payments, free or at $20/$100 a month, and Expedia, Booking and Airbnb all fell the same day.

In a podcast interview, Zuckerberg describes Muse as coming with its own virtual machine and able to do work and earn money, and covers pricing, privacy and the personal agent market.

The author shows how to hook Meta's Muse agent into iMessage with a blooio API key, getting it to text you in less than a minute.

A daily AI news roundup covers Meta's Muse, which can sell a car or book flights, runs on a dedicated VM, comes in free, $20 and $100 tiers, and will support glasses.

A user who tested Meta Muse finds instant generated mini-apps and a personalized feed the most interesting parts, and expects the social graph to be its real moat.