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

A post lists Dots' new abilities: remembering context across sessions, sharing memory between agents, carrying company knowledge and permissions, and picking up where another agent left off.

A briefing says Meta's multibillion-dollar bid for Manus did not go through, and Meta Muse now competes with Manus 2.0/Cue, with personal agents given a phone number, email, payment and cloud computer to run errands for you.

A user lists a subscription mix of Claude, Codex, OpenCode, Mistral and SpaceXAI, arguing that both harness and agent should stay portable.

TrendForce links the early surge in agent products like Muse and Dots to server CPU lead times stretching to 25-30 weeks, a supply-demand gap used to joke about AMD shareholders.

He says his productivity skyrocketed after using Grok Bot, bought a 20-seat team account, and will run an onboarding workshop for his team next week.

A shareable prompt asks the assistant to read your Claude, Codex and Grok Bot conversations plus local memories, then find fully automatable work ranked by time saved.

A developer shares how they use Grok Bot as an everyday assistant while scrolling X, with a demo video.

The author proposes using Dots on GPT-6 Astra as an always-on worker, combined with structured prompts and Picsart rendering, to build an automated content pipeline for producing and publishing.

The author tried ChatGPT Dots for email, calendar and project follow-ups, finding the concept good but execution slow, email tracking unreliable, and limited to a single Dot, so they prefer Grok Bot for creating multiple bots.

A leak claims X is internally building XPASS, a single subscription with one tier covering X, Grok, Cursor and Grok Bot, across four usage tiers.

A chart compares how Grok Bot, Dots, Cue and Muse are positioned and how they work, from splitting tasks across multiple bots to always-on cloud computers, handling calls and email, and organizing daily life.

A long post introduces TermiX, which lets assistants like Grok Bot, Muse, Cue and Dot take each other's jobs, hold payment in escrow and settle by reputation, and refuses to execute when the chain is wrong.