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

xAI's own repo, with 560+ stars, shows how to give Grok tools, web and X search, code execution and memory to build a working Grok Bot assistant.

The new subscription packages Grok, Grok Bot, Cursor and X Premium together, with the $30 tier matching a combination that previously cost $90.

The author splits bookkeeping, tax filing, secretarial and internal tooling work between Grok Bot and Claude Code at about 440,000 yen a year, roughly one-eightieth of the human cost.

The author went through all 17 Grok Bot guides on x.ai and kept six covering concrete bot roles and approval rules for DevRel, office work, marketing, sales, engineering and a mobile game studio.

A video shares how Muse turns a personal agent into an everyday chat assistant and turns old bookmarks and personal records into reviewable outputs.

The author says AI has moved from chatbots and reasoning models through agents to personal assistants, naming ChatGPT Dots, Grok Bot, Hark Pro and Meta Muse, and says anyone not using one is already behind.

A Japanese post describes xAI's new subscription that combines Grok, Grok Bot, Cursor and X Premium into four paid tiers at $8, $30, $100 and $200, with more usage of xAI's own models per dollar than older plans.

Xiryn presents itself as an open-source personal agent that claims to do everything Muse, Grok Bot and Dots do, running on the user's own computer without getting in the way.

A Japanese user gave 2011 iPhone 4S footage to Grok Bot and edited it entirely through chat with no editing software; the result is low quality but the process worked surprisingly smoothly.

A user asked Grok Bot to reconstruct how the gender-swapped Malfoy meme spread, from a September hand-drawn post to cross-community amplification, with links to each viral post.

A long post cites Muse inside WhatsApp, Grokbot making calls and Instinct raising $1B, while warning that unchecked agent permissions can leak private data.

The author tested 3D world generation in both models, says the gap doesn't match Meta's published benchmark, and notes Alexandr Wang admitted no 3D-specific training.