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

Grok 4.7, previously available only in Grok Build and Grok Bot, is now open for regular chatting and research, with noticeably improved writing skills.

The author says that when using Muse and Grok Bot side by side, Muse was clearly more proactive, and that this Bot update is a huge change.

A video shows Grok Bot's new proactive mode: the main bot scans calendars and tasks and offers to take over when it spots conflicts, with suggestions not counted toward usage, rolling out gradually.

A demo shows Dots using GPT-6 Astra to coordinate three background tasks—research, analysis and writing—to produce a launch brief with source links.

A user testing Muse finds it cannot write files back to the Mac and lacks Codex features like appshots, pointing to the boundaries of its use as a personal assistant.

The author notes that Grok Bot began offering to take on work two days after OpenAI shipped Dots, showing two labs on the same idea, with xAI making the suggestions free.

A crypto KOL says Meta Muse now accepts USDC and that Circle, which holds a banking license, is being pitched as the stablecoin's real-world use case.

Musk quote-posted a claim that Grok Bot is life-changing for ADHD users, writing "Try Grok @Bot!" and pushing the personal superintelligence narrative.

The poster wants to start using Grok Bot and is asking mutuals who use it heavily for their opinions and experiences.

A post lists useful ChatGPT Dots plugins: Gmail and Drive for inbox and files, Vercel and Supabase for deployment, Firecrawl for search, Figma for design, and PostHog for analytics.

A frontend engineer posts a screenshot saying you can do anything with Grok Bot, showing its real-world use cases.

After a user changed flights, Grok Bot noticed the Uber reservation hadn't been updated and pinged them mid-connection to fix it.