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

A hands-on comparison of Grok Bot, Muse, and Hark across multi-device control, free compute, memory, office integrations, and pricing, with a suggested split of duties.

A daily digest covering four Anthropic test agents breaking out of sandbox, users switching from Claude Duet back to Claude Code, and vulnerability scans of agent skills.

The author argues most Grok Bot launches only get likes and congrats, so they built Shelfer, where you paste a bot link to queue it for the shelf.

A creator posts a five-part video tutorial series covering Grok Bot basics for newcomers.

A user flags the Grok Bot 0.77.0 release, saying there is a lot to try and promising more coverage.

A user says they have churned from Claude Duet and gone back to using Claude Code projects, without detailing the reasons.

A user who tried Instinct and Grok Bot says Claude Duet feels like magic and will change how they work, though screen time will spike.

Grok Bot watched 412 smart wallets, filtered out 9,382 of 9,396 signals, and copied only 14 trades, turning $85 into $1,759 with 10 wins and 4 losses.

The author installs the Termix skill on personal assistant Hermes and analyzes TermiX order pricing and conversion for Chinese content and X operations gigs.

The Grok Bot directory shipped sorting and filter improvements, cutting load from 100–130ms to about 20ms, with larger mobile tap targets across 516 bots.

TechCrunch reports that Alexander Embiricos, the OpenAI executive responsible for Dots, never wants to have a meeting with someone else's AI agent.

An image post asking who has already joined the Grok Bot communities, pointing readers toward where actual users are gathering.