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

A Japanese user notes Grok Bot can monitor iPhone GPS, making location-based requests like 'ring an alarm when I reach this station' possible.

A user complains Grok Bot's usage limits are bad, notes ChatGPT Dots is essentially unlimited, and argues Claude Duet erases Grok Bot's advantage of running Opus 5.5.

A user granted Grok Bot every permission and found it can even set phone alarms, showing how far the personal assistant's access goes.

Grok Bot's new daily routines copy a pose onto your character once, then find, generate and post a new one every morning.

A video walkthrough shows how to enable Grok Bot on iOS, with Android also supported.

A user asks why Google, despite holding all their data, is losing the personal assistant AI race, citing a Gemini version of Muse.

A post with images shows what Grok Bot can do with the new iPhone connectors and asks whether users will allow all of them.

A user says Meta Muse is the only personal agent he could get friends and family to adopt, crediting familiarity from Instagram and Facebook ads.

Anthropic announced Claude Duet on Oct 21; it checks email and work apps and flags pending items in advance, with no Japan general availability announced yet.

A Japanese user calls Claude Duet the Claude equivalent of Dots and expects personal agents to widen the gap between AI users and non-users.

The author outlines Grok Bot setups for real estate deal hunting: scraping probate and obituary records, flagging utility usage anomalies, and tracking stalled permits and violations.

The author runs Grok Bot as six specialized trading agents overseen by a rule-based veto agent, turning $53 into $7,429 in 24 hours.