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

The user compares it with instinct and hark, noting Grok Bot did not flag a package shipment email until reminded, and says fixing this would make it the best assistant.

The author notes that Grok Bot shipped voice, email, coding, payments and finance features within 60 days, a pace far faster than other companies.

In a video, Nicki Minaj praises Grok Bot, saying that using it felt like cheating in life, a real celebrity take on a personal assistant.

A heavy AI user starts a personal agents series after trying Muse, OpenClaw and Grokbot, with part 1 covering three weeks of testing what works, what flops and predictions for the future.

A $300 Grok Heavy subscriber praises Grok's research but has some complaints about Grok Bot, and tries mausbot_, citing simple setup, an isolated VPS, a separate email per bot and an Infisical vault.

The author has all personal assistants read and write to the same wiki, secured via Tailscale, so tasks can be handed off freely between Hermes, Muse, Dot and others.

A user gave Grok Bot a VOIP account so it can answer telemarketing calls and waste as much of the callers' time as possible.

A comparison of two approaches to long-running agents: OpenAI gives one Dot with its own cloud computer, while Anthropic has a lead agent write a program and hire up to 1,000 sub-agents, catching 66 of 70 hidden bugs in testing.

A user complains that Grok Bot machines frequently lose connection and demands a fix, warning the hype will fade otherwise.

Someone built a two-sided BTC up-or-down arbitrage system with Grok Bot that reached +$130,885 PnL in 179 days, averaging $731 a day, and the post breaks down the Bayesian updating and Kelly betting logic.

The author had Grok Bot manage their Cursor agents for the day, freeing up time to tell the alpacas about Grok Bot, and calls it the future.

The author argues Grok Bot's value is not a stronger model but more output from the same headcount, laying out a request-to-output workflow for quantitative research.