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

The author groups Today with Hark, Muse, Cue, Dots and Bot as personal assistant AIs, and says logging in grants the permanently free base tier with one VM per account, 3 cores and 6GB of memory, and an exit IP in Oregon, USA.

After davis7 hit a bug where external app links wouldn't open in Grok Bot, the agent wrote up the issue itself and submitted it directly to the team, and he suggests more products add this kind of feedback entry point.

The author tested several popular AI assistants and ranked them: S tier for Perplexity Computer and OpenClaw, A for Dots and Manus, and Muse only at C.

The author argues the real bar for AI trading agents is earning the right to use someone else's capital, and Agentics Credit scores agents using paper and onchain trading records.

The author notes Grok Bot emails all end in mail.grokbot.com, making them easy for Claude, OpenAI and email providers to block en masse, and partnership outreach may be treated as spam.

A hands-on comparison of three assistants with built-in cloud computers: Cue has the fastest network, Grok Bot has the strongest performance and can run automation, while Muse and Cue refuse tasks citing rule violations.

Dots can now search ChatGPT conversation history, reuse information from Codex threads and automations, and supports mobile setup on iOS and Android.

The author found that having Grok Bot register Notion with its own email and then share the workspace back balances security and usability, and other agents can collaborate by connecting to Notion.

A user complains that Grok Bot often thinks the Mac mini is offline when it isn't, disrupting the workflow, and that they keep a Claude subscription mainly to use dispatch to restart Grok Bot on the mini.

Yellow Brick pokes fun at the personal agent space: while backers say there are more use cases than travel booking, Instinct claims it will rebuild Expedia every time you want to book a hotel.

The author demos a Grok Bot workflow that plans an optimal yard sale route within 15 miles, generates a map HTML file, lists resellable items, and builds a Shopify website.

Items 6 and 7 of the daily report note that Grok Bot is giving users standalone email so agents can sign up for services and contact merchants, while a CEO says their bot accidentally sent bank account information to a company Slack channel.