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

A Japanese user posts an image saying they subscribed to Premium specifically to make full use of Grok Bot.

The author tried Grok Bot to solve puzzles for free NONCE Genesis NFT mints, gave up due to difficulty and closed APIs, then bought floor and questioned whether the play survives agent wallets.

While writing new books the author uses Grok and Grok Bot to work out garrison holds, timelines and jump routes, e.g. Mirzam to Rigel.

Anthropic says Claude Duet is inviting US Max users off the waitlist first, then US Pro users, with non-US access still undated.

A user says Claude Duet has more potential, but Meta Muse is currently the easiest and best free AI agent to access.

The author notes that accepted Claude Duet waitlist applicants get one free reset and can check the Claude Code mobile app to see if Duet is available.

A user argues Grok Bot is more than hype, describing it as a world-class personal secretary that multiplied their leverage within a week.

A user built a Grok Bot desk around Polymarket's 5-minute Bitcoin up-or-down markets; a paper replay closed 18 rounds in 60 seconds for +$6,752.88, with the author noting it is simulated, not withdrawn.

A post says Claude Duet doesn't wait for instructions, works while you're away and briefs you in the morning, while promoting the Melaxy AI NPC game.

The author compares two Grok Bot resource sites, Bot Shelf and UseGrokBot, arguing the value lies in dissecting others' workflows and adapting them, with an X account content pipeline as an example.

An early Grok Bot build adds a shared bots section, service accounts for team bots, separate read and send mail permissions, and work on local Obsidian vault access.

A walkthrough of using Grok Bot to verify every citation URL a vendor reports, flag mismatched NAP data, and auto-create missing local directory listings for roughly $20–30 a month.