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

The poster argues that if all Bots were driven by Opus 5.5 and spawned cloud agents of other models as needed, Grok Bot's capability would jump by an order of magnitude from Grok 4.7.

In a comparison post, the author says the feedback shows people clearly favor Grok Bot over OpenAI's Dots personal assistant.

A paper uses Grok Bot to coordinate research, data, backtesting, risk, execution and monitoring sub-agents, while position limits, leverage caps and kill switches stay under deterministic code.

A meme post chains Grok Bot, Muse, Instinct, Claude agent and ChatGPT Dots into a "don't worry, it's handled" relay, reflecting how many personal assistant products are launching at once.

A user says Grok Bot is easier to use than OpenAI's Dots for tuning models and writing inference recipes, saved them $800 this month, and led them to cancel Codex; they shared a copyable template.

The author says Grok Bot now routes each task to whichever model fits best, including Claude and open-source models, rather than only its own, calling it the same playbook that made Cursor a superior product.

A critic says OpenAI pushed Dots as its big dev day launch and cut the $200 plan from 20x to 10x for it, yet Dots can take minutes to reply and starts eating into limits after the first month, while Grok Bot can use Opus 5.5.

The author says Grok Bot is easier to use as an agent than Muse or Dots, but its weak point is the underlying Grok model, and notes that Musk said it will call external SOTA models such as Claude.

Musk says Grok Bot will now call the best model for each request, such as Opus 5.5, Midjourney and Suno, which the author sees as heavy pressure on Dots and Muse.

Based on xAI's docs, the author maps out a Grok Bot setup where chief, tester, docs, patcher and Jev bots split the work, leaving the human to read the summary, click approve and merge.

An engineer ran a live Grok Bot demo with AI coworkers that each have a computer, handling design, form building and vendor search and passing work to each other without him.

A Japanese video rounds up the AI assistants that book and buy things on your behalf, launched over the past two months: Instinct, Meta Muse, OpenAI Dots, Manus Cue and Grok Bot, covering positioning, funding and availability.