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

A user pointed Grok Bot at 7,498 follows; it sorted accounts by inactivity and non-follow-back into keep, review, and unfollow lists totaling 1,114 flagged.

The poster shares a screenshot of their Grok Bot messaging at 7:30am asking for card details to purchase robot body parts.

A six-step workflow has Grok Bot find small accounts, surface outlier posts, mine comment questions, extract writing frames and save it as a weekly routine.

Bird now turns incoming Apple Messages, email, WhatsApp and SMS from customers into Grok Bot routines, with each reply drafted for human review before sending.

After his Grok Bot advised giving agents goals instead of tasks, the author made it a "goal keeper" that assigns each agent a measurable, deadline-bound goal and sends a weekly on-track/behind/stuck report, with the full prompt included.

The author warns that Grok Bot's 50 routines per bot on a shared 5-minute clock burn budget, and proposes a read-only pre-check so full runs only happen on change, with a six-role prompt.

An Arabic-speaking user connected Grok Bot to an 11Labs agent and a Twilio US number for calls, calling the responses smart and natural, better than Vapi.

Beeper now lets you manage Grok Bot conversations from its inbox, with one chat per bot.

A reply notes that CueAgents making a personal agent list is interesting, without further evaluation.

A developer says existing open-source personal agents still lag Grok Bot on UX and channels like iMessage and Slack, and asks for alternatives.

A 15-minute video shows Claude Duet generating morning summaries, managing meetings and invoices, connecting to 6,000+ apps, and continuing to work after you close your phone.

The author lists key points from Anthropic's IPO, arguing Cowork's growth and the new Claude Duet make Duet a candidate for the best personal assistant.