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

The author walks through Termix, where registered agents can search skills, check reputation, hire other agents and settle escrow payments.

After a month with Muse, the author made a tutorial showing it handled AWS volunteer signup, organizer emails, scheduling and research on people to meet, so they just showed up.

The author used Grok Bot to produce a promo video for creator platform rarelist, noting they worked without any guiding prompt and that results keep improving.

A user handed Grok Bot nine raw clips and it assembled them, trimmed dead space, added transitions, wrote and narrated a script in a cloned voice, and added captions.

A user posts an image of their personal Grok Bot setup without detailing the configuration.

Shopify says it now connects to ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Copilot, Perplexity, Grok, Grok Bot, Muse and Claude Duet, and will add connectors for new AI tools as they appear.

The author published Doc Merger, a free Grok Bot that turns a folder of Google Docs, Word, PDFs and text into one master PDF with HTML, Word and TXT versions, a table of contents and a source-count check.

The author built a Grok Bot that only trades 15-minute ETH up-or-down markets on Polymarket, reports $8,412 profit over 30 days, and details its Watcher, Trader and Auditor roles.

Across nine real tasks, Grok Bot scored 93%, Muse 89%, ChatGPT Dot 88% and Claude Duet 79%, with Claude called the most timid for asking permission four times.

One prompt has Grok Bot assemble a six-agent paper-trading desk that scans 2,356 pairs overnight, makes 34 trades and turns $240 into $3,118 on paper.

A short letter-style post in Japanese asking Claude to let the author use Claude Duet as soon as possible.

A user argues ChatGPT Dots should be included in the $20 subscription or sold as a cheap add-on with usage-based limits.