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

A daily Grok Bot user in the EU says Dots and Muse still aren't available there and even Apple's new Siri AI hasn't arrived, making phone apps a big step.

A user argues Grok Bot is the moment AI became useful for ordinary people, listing tasks like printing kids' worksheets, booking family trips, ordering items and building a net-worth page.

A Czech outlet examines Anthropic's Duet, pitched as a proactive always-on assistant, asking whether it will annoy users and how it compares with rivals.

xAI's X Startup Program offers AI startups Grok Bot, X API access and other credits, with support scaled to company size; the post lists how to apply.

The post lists Alibaba's Qwen Go, WeChat's Xiaowei in grey testing, Tencent LightVela and ByteDance's Spell, then asks Grok to tally how many personal agents exist.

A video demo starts with Duet, brings Covey along and invites Covey into Claude Duet, with the user setting direction.

The poster says that while Instinct was growing 10% daily with over half its usage in travel and hospitality, Vail board members he met had never heard of it or other personal agents.

A Turkish user says the new Grok Bot can access calendar, reminders, contacts, location and alarms on iPhone and Android, making it their most-used agent.

A user paying $200/month for both Grok Bot and Dots since launch concludes Grok Bot is far better than Dots.

A Japanese user has Claude Duet write blog posts on the same news topic as two opposite personalities, a timid character and a bold one, to compare the resulting tone.

The author moved a Telegram connection from Hermes to Google Antigravity, built a proactive notification skill similar to Grok Bot, and added phone remote triggering.

A student in intelligent science tries Grok Bot and argues AI makes execution cheap while Web3 handles trust and settlement, so agents need a credible economic layer.