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

A user claiming to have used every personal agent says Meta Muse is genuinely bad, without detailing specific reasons in the post.

Wabi 2.0 is pitched as an agent you use together: anyone can join the thread, and it updates the family calendar, finds a night for a show and books the trip everyone keeps mentioning.

A Japanese user reports that Grok Bot successfully purchased a Shenzhen flight ticket on their behalf, calling it extremely convenient.

A Grok Bot template scans X every day for accounts impersonating you, sends each profile with step-by-step reporting instructions, and tracks reported accounts until action is taken.

Recap part 3 of M2020: consumers are handing banking credentials and even OTPs to Meta Muse, and the industry expects a shift to structured APIs and consumer-held permissions rather than KYA.

A user asks whether people still use Grok or have moved to Grok Bot, saying Grok still has its place but the overlap is large enough that they reach for Bot more often.

SpaceXAI's Grok Bot team published ten of its own bot templates to the marketplace, covering competitor tracking, SaaS cost haggling, Figma-to-spec, video editing and more, each importable and customizable.

A guide suggests having Grok Bot write a script for high-volume repeatable tasks so the model reads only a summary and exceptions, saving usage.

In a video clip, Musk says Grok Bot is the fastest-growing product he has ever seen in his life.

The author picks 10 of SpaceXAI's 146 free Grok Bots and chains them from finding a problem to prototype, landing page and ad campaigns.

A team is studying how Grok Bot handles skills, tool interaction, message pacing, length and emoji reactions to replicate its feel in their Hermes agents.

Self-described as fully Grok Bot-pilled, the author argues agent productivity gains will 10x per-account usage and, with owned compute, put SpaceX on a $1 trillion revenue path by 2028.