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

Phil_Holland's Archivist rereads your bot chats weekly, extracts rules you set, writes them into each bot's always-read description, restores them after rebuilds, and asks before changing anything.

The author notes the Grok Bot app is slowly rising in App Store rankings, having sat around 13th place just last week.

A Claude Duet team member tells a user that access comes with a banked reset, so the allowance can be saved rather than lost.

The author says a smart assistant in Claude Duet could win them over, but Meta Muse's use of Instagram and Threads as a work library is irreplaceable.

Orior is now live in Grok Bot, letting users drop in photos to recreate any pose with their own character directly in chat, free to try.

The author hooked the new Krea connector into Grok Bot and had its Chief of Staff freely make a short film starring all pinned bots in Halloween avatars, then shared the result.

A short Portuguese POV video jokes that after discovering how to automate your entire life with Grok Bot, you finally have free time.

A member of the Claude Duet team replies that they are shipping fast and asks users what they want to see in upcoming releases.

A reply saying it will be interesting to see the same polls two weeks after Claude Duet becomes available to everyone.

The author read Grok Bot's security docs and explains custom rules: allow vs ask-first, ask wins conflicts, approvals expire in about 10 minutes, and passwords and payments always go to the user.

The author runs six open-source agents for inbox triage, morning briefs and end-to-end tasks, with rules that reading runs freely, outgoing actions need approval, and payments or deletes never happen.

A Japanese post sums up Claude Duet: it surfaces key items from connected apps, keeps tasks running after the screen closes, and requires human approval before messages or payments, suggesting a narrow read scope at first.