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

A Claude Duet team member says additional invites will go out over the coming hours and has DM-ed the recipient.

A power user compares personal assistants, arguing native apps beat iMessage form factors, multi-bot beats single-bot, and Dots inside ChatGPT was a mistake.

A video walks through Claude Duet's abilities: morning briefs, periodic app checks with alerts, running on its own cloud computer and browser, building dashboards and web apps, and asking before risky actions.

A user lists what Grok Bot can do once connected to his phone: check and add calendar events, set reminders, look up contacts, control Apple Home lights and locks, set alarms and timers, and find nearby coffee shops.

The author argues Claude Duet is great, but self-hosted OpenClaw is now good enough, letting you mix models and avoid vendor lock-in.

A hands-on check of Claude Duet: about 13 background tasks over 12 hours used roughly 6% of the weekly limit, with 2h24m screen time and 18 notifications.

A daily news digest covering Claude apps defaulting to auto mode next week, Agent Skills donation, Canva Craft, and 1Password for Agents letting Grok Bot handle logins.

Grok Bot now has local tools on iPhone and Android so it can act on calendars, reminders and contacts; one user plans the day with it during commutes.

A member of the Claude Duet team thanked an early tester and invited feedback via direct messages.

A field guide built from Lauren Tan's pstack shows how a one-line bedtime prompt lets Grok Bot agents write code and merge PRs overnight while Opus 5.5 makes judgment calls.

Grok Bot can now access Apple Calendar, Alarms, Reminders, Location, Home and Contacts, letting the assistant act on native iPhone apps.

Grok Bot now reads and sends messages, manages calendar, reminders and contacts, finds nearby places and controls smart home devices, so users can ask it to finish everyday tasks instead of switching apps.