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

A user posted a screenshot saying they had heard a lot of discussion about Grok Bot and decided to install it themselves to see how it performs.

A user praised the Grok Bot team for shipping a strong product and continuing to iterate it to the limit, while noting that intensive tasks burn through usage quickly and joking about a free usage reset.

A user shared slopcore-style images made with Grok Bot, showing the assistant being used casually for image generation.

The author agrees with the idea of Grok Bot using Claude, Midjourney and Suno, but is curious what it will cost once several paid models are involved.

The poster says Grok Bot is already beating other personal agent apps, and its lead grows with some tasks routed to Opus 5.5.

The author uses Hermes as commander, Muse for image and video generation and browser tasks, and Grok Bot for X operations, all dispatched from WeChat.

The author is surprised Grok Bot placed third, but finds Gemini Spark's top spot reasonable since Google already holds much of the personal context an agent needs.

Bitcoin podcast host Stephan Livera posted that something greatly improves the case for using Grok Bot, without explaining what it was.

A user joked that Grok Bot is now powered by Opus 5.5, with an image that appears to be a screenshot; the claim is unverified.

A user who runs Claude Code as their primary tool and Grok Bot as a secondary one plans to cancel the $200 Claude subscription and pay the full $300 for Grok Bot alone.

A meme post says a team first bought the dot.com domain and then switched Grok Bot's backend model to Claude Opus 5.5, hinting at mixed model use.

The author says Grok Bot is already the best always-on agent, and a new update will automatically pick the best AI model per task, including Claude Opus 5.5, Midjourney and Suno, while calling on OpenAI and Muse to learn from it.