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

A user compares Dots with the free Muse, saying Muse proactively alerts them to risks and suggests tips based on history and context, which is exactly what they want in a personal AI agent.

The user picks Grok Bot because they use X, predicts ByteDance's upcoming Doubao personal assistant agent will become a daily-use product, and criticizes WeChat as too closed to give any permissions.

Muse, Instinct, Wajo, Grokbot, Boardy and Dots share one trait: no app to install, just a text, all running on Photon underneath.

The author compares OpenAI Dots, Grok Bot, Meta Muse and Hermes Agent on control, permissions, pricing and privacy rather than which is smartest.

During his first career break in six years, the author set up harnesses and tried Grok bot, Instinct, Muse and Dot while launching his website and onchain products.

Amazon is said to be aggressively blocking agent-led shopping through Instinct, @bot, ChatGPT Dots and others ahead of its own agentic shopping experience.

After trying OpenAI Dots, he found it lacking and said Meta Muse is currently the strongest personal assistant, with Anthropic ahead thanks to Opus 5.5 and only the Decisions API worth anticipating at DevDay.

A one-line tongue-in-cheek teaser saying Grok Bot's "Slopcore orchestrator" is coming soon, with no substantive information.

A Vietnamese-speaking user complains that when trying to go back and verify orders closed by the Cue assistant, they ran into a bug, expressing clear frustration.

A 7-minute video in which an OpenAI employee shows an agent handling the workload of an entire team, with the poster saying this way of working will spread to every company.

A user reports that Cue currently cannot replay the recorded phone call between the assistant and the caller, and shares a screenshot.

In an interview, Tibo says AGI is already here by his definition, describes Dots as a persistent agent living on a 24/7 cloud computer included in the Pro subscription at no extra usage, and discusses GPT-6.1 Sol and hiring preferences.