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

The post says Claude granted applicants of Claude Duet one free reset and asks whether anyone has tried it yet.

A user vents that they cannot download Claude Duet, reflecting the assistant's limited preview rollout.

Collects working setups for registering Meta Muse outside the US and Canada — cloud browsers, remote desktops, US VPNs — and flags ban risks from virtual cards and IP hopping.

The author speculates OpenAI's claim that Dots doesn't use extra weekly quota is a comparison with Claude Duet, and reads dotter/dottest wording as a hint at a Dots team tier.

A post says Meta Muse is free, OpenAI Dots sits in the $100 Pro tier, and Google Spark, Grok Bot and Claude Duet all launched near-simultaneously.

A livestream preview comparing Claude Duet, Dots, Muse and Grok Bot, focused on who checks the agent when it reads a malicious email.

Anthropic's proactive assistant Claude Duet, built on Opus 5.5, works in the background and asks for approval before sending, paying or deleting; US Pro and Max users join a waitlist.

Claude Duet ships on iOS, Android and web within Pro/Max plans, sending daily briefs and building dashboards, though weaker at personal errands like buying tickets.

Grok Bot, Muse, Dots and Claude Duet all launched within two months; the author tested Grok Bot and Muse on trading and worries over-eager agents lose money.

Claude Duet can send daily briefings, monitor connected apps, build dashboards, schedule meetings, create forecasts and run background tasks, now in a US Pro and Max waitlist research preview.

A Japanese user's early notes on Grok Bot: it scanned two weeks of Gmail, proposed tasks, drafted a building-board notice with almost no edits, and suggested making the email check a daily routine.

An image post announcing Anthropic's launch of Claude Duet, a proactive AI agent.