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

Open Duet 2.0 launches as a free, unlimited open-source alternative to Claude Duet, working with existing subscriptions across desktop, web and mobile.

Claude Duet ships as a standalone app with no desktop client and no task handoff with Claude; the author calls it the least useful personal agent right now, ranking Dots higher.

A Grok Bot team member says engineers, designers and PMs ship hundreds of PRs a day, with codebases designed so the easy path is the right one for agents.

The author wired inbox rules, warehouse calls and a delivery board into Grok Bot, starting with one truck: it read the driver's email, called the warehouse to confirm an unloading slot and sent gate instructions.

A rundown of Muse, Instinct, Gemini Spark, Claude Duet, Grok Bot and Dots with pricing and access, plus a calendar-conflict test you can run yourself.

The author maps a wishlist agent spec onto shipping products: Opus reasoning, Dots voice, Codex local computer use, Duet mobile, Grok Bot inline apps and webhooks, arguing no lab wants to be the integration layer.

A user says their Grok Bot and another user's Grok Bot teamed up to produce giveaway items, with Grok Bot now running their printer.

A user notes that many people are using Grok Bot lately and asks whether others use it and what they have built with it.

The author argues many people who still don't use AI may onboard through @bot rather than GPT or Claude, and asks whether Grok Bot becomes the household name.

Using Superwhisper Meetings as an example, businesses can connect their services to Grok Bot and share them as templates so customers get things done by chatting.

A recommendation for a breakdown video explaining what Claude Duet is and how it stacks up against other personal assistants.

The author wires Grok Bot to a Google Voice number so it reads texts and voicemails, ranks urgency, drafts replies, and books appointments for small businesses like salons, contractors, and landlords.