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

The author built a Grok Bot template that helps users with no technical background generate AI images and videos using free open-source tools, covering setup, prompts, costs and licenses.

A leak claims X will launch XPass, bundling X Premium, Grok, Grok Bot and Cursor into four tiers priced from $8 to $200, and some users can already see it.

The author spent many tokens early this year trying to automate a task with AI but it was never reliable, then retried it with Grok Bot and found it effortless, arguing that AI improves so fast that hard tasks are worth waiting on.

A user posts asking whether they should upgrade their account to use Grok Bot and wants to hear from people who have tried it whether it is any good.

The author argues the personal assistant space is already taken by Grok Bots, Muse and Dots while Anthropic and Google have yet to move, and model companies can beat smaller firms simply by pricing subscription tokens far below open API rates.

The author calculates that a Grok Bot polling every 5 minutes wakes 8,640 times a month at about $397, and a six-bot division of labor with a change pre-check can cut that to $45.

A developer, drawn in by the popularity of personal assistants like Muse, Grok Bot, Dots, Cue and Hark, ordered a JLC ESP32-S3 dev board and is looking forward to building hardware integrations.

After installing the cursor-grokbot-agents extension, local Claude Code and Codex can message Grok Bot back and forth, which the author calls a comfortable experience.

The author proposes a SCOUT, EXEC and RISK split so Grok Bot does not keep waking up at night with no one to approve actions and burn through the shared quota.

The author lets Grok Bot work alone from 23:00 to 07:00 to triage email, resolve schedule conflicts, roll back a failed deploy once and condense 48 events into 12 lines, capped at 400K tokens or $1.20 per night.

The user says Grok Bot is the closest thing to a real Jarvis, using 62 agents and 29 scheduled routines to write the morning newsletter, pull market news and audit their own team for duplicate work.

Third-party platform Zevio offers Meta's personal assistant Muse Wonder under the model ID meta/muse-wonder, claiming it is 45% cheaper than official pricing and available to try in the Playground.