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

A user builds a Grok Bot named after a ruthless trading machine, funds it with 1.1 SOL and full authority, and it immediately buys $92 of a token the user had never heard of.

A Japanese user has started using Meta's AI agent Muse, noting heavy token use but receiving 1 billion tokens via an invite code.

A list of 15 things Grok Bot can do after you close your laptop, from inbox and DM cleanup to Slack monitoring, price comparison, booking and site deployment.

A Japanese short video noting Meta Muse passed 10 million North American users in about six weeks, with shopping the top use case and users still pausing to ask a human before paying or sending.

A thread walking through how to create motion graphics using only Grok Bot, framed as a creative how-to.

A Japanese user worries that running dots, Grok Bot, Muse and other AI agents with full access on one machine could cause a major privacy leak within a year.

A three-minute video argues each AI assistant fits a different job: Duet for morning email, Dots for documents, Grok Bot for fixed routines, Muse for shopping and travel.

Some call permission fatigue real yet still want Duet to ask first; the poster sides with asking, preferring annoyance over not knowing.

A roundup of three shifts: Claude Duet checks in on schedule and demos before asking approval, Meta Muse passes 10M users with a quarter shopping in-app, and the Agent Skills standard goes to the Linux Foundation.

The author lists ways to set up Binance Agentic Wallet, including instructing Grok Bot to walk through the steps, and cautions readers to do their own research.

The author is building a portfolio website with Grok Bot's $20 premium plan and finds it works well despite complaints about its coding ability.

A video presents Claude Duet as Claude's answer to Grok Bot, showing the always-on assistant in action.