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

A video says Gavin Baker calls Grok Bot the most impactful AI product his firm has used; with 17 bots, hours of work shrink to minutes and the bottleneck becomes how clearly the job is defined.

A question post asks whether people still use OpenClaw or Hermes now that Grok Bot has launched.

The post calculates that seven bots on a 5-minute routine run 14,112 times a week and drain the weekly pool, so it recommends scheduling jobs instead of clocks, with per-use frequencies and a guard prompt.

Elon Musk describes Grok Bot as like hiring an awesome employee; the beta launched August 11, with each bot on its own cloud computer that can log into accounts and keep working after your laptop closes.

A promotional image post claiming Grok Bot is "changing lives" while plugging a Solana token contract and its official account, more token marketing than product usage.

The author gave Grok Bot $1,000 and the open-source HyperGrok repo, where it ran seven agents on Hyperliquid perps: five stop-losses on day one, then a recovery to $2,633 by day five.

Claude Duet is rolling out to Claude Max users in the US, with Pro users next; broader expansion has no timeline and EU users may wait longer.

OpenDuet recreates Claude Duet's proactive assistant: morning briefings, work continuing in its own container after you leave, and human-in-the-loop checks before actions.

The author argues skipping Grok Bot is like skipping English 20 years ago, costing long-term access to mobile multi-agent orchestration.

Grok Bot's PM Lauren built a bot to needle Codex's PM Tibo, who responded with a potato-catching game, as the two bicker daily on X.

The author abandoned an OpenClaw multi-Mac-mini setup and switched to Grok Bot to run an AI team trading memecoins, sharing a copyable setup after five days.

A Chinese user shows off first access to Grok Bot and asks commenters for one usage tip each.