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

A user says Ultra limits are very generous even with many bots running routines every 10 minutes, but Grok models are far weaker than Claude or GPT and third-party models were removed from Cursor in the subscription.

A user says Grok Bot can reserve the Tesla Roadster, pay the deposit and even wire funds directly through X Money, showing an assistant connected to payments.

An open-source peer-to-peer tool lets Grok Bot or Muse talk to Claude Code, Codex and other agents, and lets teammates join so live agents don't collide while coding.

A routine running every 5 minutes costs about $397 a month at Grok 4.6 API rates, and the author uses six specialized bots plus a cheap change check to bring that down to $45.

A short interaction in which the user says they have used a few personal agents but have not yet tried CueAgents.

A developer calls Dots a low-effort model that only does part of routine inbox work and hides its background process, and says Grok Bot may be more reliable while Muse has the best UX but similar limits.

A post lists Grok Bot marketplace bots worth adding, such as a design bot, an API-to-plugin wrapper, competitor monitoring and bill-leak checks, with steps for adding them.

A workshop describes building a chief-of-staff, manager and worker agent hierarchy with Grok Bot that delegates, reviews and escalates tasks automatically.

A creator has Grok Bot send links to every comment they haven't answered each day, then replies to each one manually instead of using automated replies.

A post tagging a friend asks whether they have tried CueAgents, a personal assistant product.

A user is told to use Grok Bot to find the clip from an Absolute Storm livestream where they said to look for someone to step down from the Supreme Court before the midterms.

A post says Elon Musk is considering building an Amazon competitor after his Grok Bot was denied access, and asks for thoughts.