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

The author asks readers to honestly choose between Claude Duet and ChatGPT Dots as personal assistants, with a comparison image.

The post says Claude Duet is currently open only to US Max subscribers, with Pro users next, and advises joining the waitlist early for an invite and a reset card.

A creator says Grok Bot delivers a morning dashboard deeper than X's own analytics, includes a scanner that surfaces posts before they blow up, and even hooks into Spotify for a GTA 6 track.

The author built an office interface where connected Grok Bots each get a desk and monitor, tasks can be approved in one click, and you can watch which bot is coding, working, or sleeping.

A walkthrough shows renting a Vast.ai GPU and having Grok Bot or Hermes run Croll mining, with warnings about unaudited contracts and real costs.

The author celebrates 1.7K followers and shows off Grok Bot as their new visual content assistant, without detailing how it is used.

Using a Luckin coupon as an example, the author argues that running the flow through Grok Bot cost 12.5 yuan versus 9.9 by hand, and warns that MCP-based business calls could enable new personalized pricing.

A user says Grok Bot reads their usage numbers and auto-trims low-value routines, warns about overuse, flags idle bots and defers heavy jobs.

Anthropic is granting a usage reset to users accepted into the Claude Duet waitlist, and the poster asks whether others got theirs.

A person who says they work on Claude Duet replies to a user asking whether they would consider using it for work.

In a one-hour talk, engineer Lauren Tan demonstrates a chief-of-staff, managers and workers setup for Grok Bot, arguing most users still ask one bot one question at a time.

A user turns Grok Bot into a memecoin due-diligence pipeline where six agents check identity, contract powers, liquidity, supply, holder concentration and trading activity, then combine findings into one research sheet.