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

A user shares that they have joined the Claude Duet waitlist and plans to try the new assistant first.

Anthropic launched Claude Duet, a proactive agent that surfaces what needs attention, works while you're away, and asks approval before acting, though access is waitlist-only.

A user says Claude Duet flags what needs attention, keeps working while away and asks before acting, though it can still misjudge urgency; US Pro/Max waitlist only.

Beyond cloud computers and schedules, a personal agent needs deep context, real-world permissions, cost-controlled intelligence and the judgment to stop — which the author says Duet hasn't solved.

Claude Duet runs on Opus 5.5 with its own computer and browser, watches connected apps, flags what needs attention and finishes tasks, now in waitlist preview for US Pro and Max users.

A Swiss user says his Grok Bot proactively pings him when something happens with his SRG complaint, and he may soon let it file complaints on its own.

The poster notes Tibo's Day 17 hasn't appeared and guesses Claude Duet rattled him, making a quota reset likely today based on past patterns.

A user notes Anthropic's Claude Duet, similar to ChatGPT Dots and Grok Bot, is so far available only in the US.

A user introduces Claude Duet, Anthropic's new proactive agent bot, notes it is still a research preview, and says they have applied to the waitlist.

A user wants agents like Instinct and Muse to expose execution details, such as a transcript of a vet appointment call, to confirm the agent was polite and not robotic.

A user describes Claude Duet: once apps are connected it proactively sorts messages and morning briefs and keeps working while you're away, but asks approval before sending, paying, signing or deleting.

CONSO uses the Grok Bot API plus Composio MCP connectors so bots can act inside connected apps instead of just answering questions.