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

CopilotKit released OpenBot, OpenMuse, OpenDots and OpenDuet as open-source self-hosted templates for Grok Bot, Muse, Dots and Duet, sharing similar infra and differing mainly in UX.

A Chinese user argues that Grok Bot turns the abstract idea of a one-person company into something concrete, with an image attached.

The author pairs Grok Bot as planner and reviewer with Claude Code filling forms and cleaning Gmail to file opt-out requests with data brokers, and shares the full prompt and steps.

The author splits scouting, hook analysis, planning, drafting and review across five Grok Bots while publishing everything himself, reaching 1M impressions in a week with two posts over 100K each.

The author tests Grok Bot with Paybox, using simple prompts to check balances and bridge funds from BNB Chain to Hyperliquid, approving the transaction with a passkey.

The poster calls Grok Bot the second-best option after paid API for X data, with 30 calls a minute and 1k a day included in the subscription.

A user praises Grok Bot as the best thing they've used and asks others how their experience with it has been.

A Grok Bot user says the service was down in the morning but worked well afterward, and plans to take a break until November 1.

The author distinguishes Grok (Q&A and search) from Grok Bot (task execution), compares them to ChatGPT and Codex, notes X Premium accounts get more generous token quotas, and walks through web setup.

A user notes Duet is US-only and Max-first with Pro to follow, compares it to OpenAI's Dots rollout, and says Grok Bot or Hermes agent may be better choices.

A user on day 6 with Claude Duet says its proactive side is the magic: it surfaces what matters before being asked, and tasks are reviewed by swiping.

An Indonesian user says Grok Bot's model seems unusually fluent in web3 tasks like trenching, LP and NFTs, and asks whether it was purpose-trained for onchain trading.