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

A creator details seven Grok Bot workflows: scheduled clip posting, voice-note-to-post, daily ideas, sales-call-to-video, viral format mining, DM drafts, and client video checks.

A Grok Bot user argues the future of computing is headless, saying they'd rather tell Grok to handle an Amazon return than click through the app themselves.

xAI released 15 official Grok Bot guides, one per role such as marketing, sales, recruiting, engineering, support and legal, which the poster says few people are discussing.

The author argues Grok Bot, which can call other models like Opus, beats Dots and Muse on capability and can replace expensive plans, and that consumer agents like these will drive the next wave of compute demand.

A podcast episode discusses Grok Bot quietly making Opus 5.5 its default at no price increase, and how its IQ test score jumped on a second run.

A user says combining Grok Bot's overseas cloud with local Mac large models and an Aliyun server works like a charm.

A list of 30 tasks Grok Bot can run when you reply @bot under any X post — summarizing, fact-checking, rebuilding screenshots as HTML, running repos, and routines.

The author gave Grok Bot a folder of client notes, writing voice and rules, then left for Bali for 30 days and logged filed emails, a wrong quote, a lost client and two new signings.

Using open-source REA, the author tore down a paid trading bot to 212 lines of if-statements, had Grok Bot rebuild it with an X-sentiment filter, and ran both with $50 for 24 hours: $63 vs $2317.

Every explains why it deleted 86,730 lines of code and rebuilt its personal agent as a company-wide agent inside Slack.

The poster suggests adding "Grok Bot" to Gboard's personal dictionary with "crockpot" as the shortcut so typing it auto-expands.

The author runs Pi Agent plus DeepSeek on a China-based cloud VM with a webhook, so Grok Bot offloads tasks there and the author can SSH in to debug.