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

The author asks whether there is a market for a FileSystem for Agents that mounts onto the cloud computers of Grok Bot, Muse and Cue as well as local laptops, exposing file read, write and search via MCP.

The author uses Grok Bot to maintain a backlink library, post five links daily and prune dead ones, taking a new site to DR10 in just over a week.

A user shares a custom Grok Bot that organized files, filled out forms and cross-checked a complex tax filing, with a link to the bot.

After using Grok Bot for a while, the user argues whatever it costs to build SI is worth it and will pay off.

A blogger says Grok Bot acts like an 8-core 16GB VPS with native X integration, so they moved workflows and reminders off Hermes agent, with image generation the last gap.

Mirroring Grok Bot's workflows and workspace folders to private GitHub repos for backup, behavior tweaks and task handoff with a local Pi Agent.

The Grok Bot team published its own bot templates to the marketplace, covering coding supervision, competitor tracking, SaaS haggling, video editing and marketing; import one and connect your tools.

The author examines an ACS feature where users connect a Grok bot, build a score, and may qualify to trade up to $250,000, arguing the value is separating the decision agent from the risk-evaluation layer.

A user posts day four of workarounds for connecting Apple services to Grok Bot before native support arrives, asking readers to share it with their own bot.

The author gives tasks by voice, and the two bots' working files auto-sync to a private GitHub repo editable in the GitHub app.

The author lists the tools that stuck after a year of AI agent use, including Pi, Grok Bot, a VPS, AGENTS.md, CLI and Obsidian, plus a top-three pick.

A user asks how personal assistant agents like Grok Bot and Muse get past logins on Taobao and JD for Double 11 price comparison, and whether codex plus computer use is safer.