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

A user ranks Grok Bot above Meta Muse and OpenAI Dots after hands-on use, citing multi-bot collaboration as Grok Bot's edge.

The team presented PersonalAgentEval, their personal-agent evaluation project, at Columbia University, citing assistants including Meta Muse, OpenAI Dots and Claude Duet.

A user posts a clip of Claude Duet proactively proposing to cancel their Netflix subscription and asking for approve-or-deny, highlighting how far a personal agent will act on accounts.

A timeline and positioning rundown of Meta Muse, OpenAI Dots, Grok Bot and Claude Duet, with advice on which to pick by use case.

CBS News reports Anthropic joined the autonomous AI agent race by previewing a new app called Claude Duet this week.

A setup where Jev routes webhooks, Slack, GitHub and email events and only wakes six Grok Bots for real work, cutting monthly cost from about $397 to $33.

The author clarifies that their subscription is for Grok Bot, with Twitter bundled in, which is why they now carry a blue check they never intended to buy.

A user refreshing Gmail for a Claude Duet invite instead got a $100 Anthropic Max renewal receipt and asked the team to let them in to test it.

The author open-sourced OpenDuet, a proactive agent modeled on Claude Duet that runs on open models, briefs you each morning, checks apps in the background and requires approval before sending or paying.

A short post asking when the rest of the public will get access to Claude Duet, reflecting broad waitlist frustration.

After an afternoon with Grok Bot, the author fixed a three-month-old SSH/VPS access bug, had it apply for a GPT grant, clean up follow lists and handle email, crediting its built-in computer environment.

A Grok Bot template that makes the assistant play devil's advocate, pushing back on and stress-testing your ideas; the template is available on the author's site.