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

Alexandr Wang reflects on MSL/TBD's year-long push to a frontier model and thanks the team behind the muse wonder and muse spark open launches.

The post shares a prompt that has assistants like Grok Bot, Instinct and Muse sign up for agentweb.us over MCP, then use the sign-in URL to shop on Amazon.

The poster imagines assistants like OpenAI Dots, Grok Bot and Meta Muse ingesting brokerage statements and K-1s to auto-fill tax software, arguing it could replace CPAs.

A user recommends setting Grok Bot's voice to Ara at 1.25x speed, saying it improves the experience, and includes a screenshot.

A user asks whether skipping Grok Bot means missing out, given they already use Grok daily and Claude for complex work.

The author replaces five-minute polling with a webhook router feeding four specialist Grok Bot agents, cutting monthly cost from $397 to $33, and outlines the Slack, GitHub and email setup.

A parent set up a Grok Bot to generate and print two different coloring pages each morning via the home printer as a surprise for the kids.

Suggests picking agents by task: ChatGPT for study plans, Claude for resumes, Grok Bot for research and real tasks via a Linux computer, and Meta's Muse inside everyday apps.

Six agents handle scanning, quoting, pairing, balancing, execution and audit for BTC up/down market making, claimed at $179,327 profit.

The author has Grok Bot install Hermes Desktop and a screen recorder on its computer, then directs it from phone chat to run a task and capture the result, though step-by-step instructions were still needed.

A user says they would use Grok Bot more if they knew it ran on Opus 5.5, arguing that trust is hard without transparency about which model is used.

The author says feeding the prompt shown in the image to Grok Bot makes it act as a top engineer, a CEO and a viral marketer at once.