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

An OpenAI staffer summarizes DevDay: the always-on Dots personal agents, the Space collaborative workspace, Codex Cloud 2.0 and a meetings plugin, adding that they mostly talk to dots in their daily work.

An early-access tester says Dots is closer to Muse than Grok Bot, runs in the cloud, has an iMessage-like interface, and mainly lets you pull context into Slack or Teams.

A Chinese post lists DevDay on-stage failures: the dots demo got no reply and the screen was switched, a demo was retried three times, and the Voice and TUI demos failed, plus dot.com was bought by Musk and redirects to Grok Bot.

Grok Bot in August, Meta Muse in September, Manus Cue and OpenAI dots followed, all selling an always-on cloud-computer agent, and the author notes Claude may still join.

A user shares a screenshot saying the dot com domain was taken by SpaceXAI and now redirects to Grok Bot, poking fun at OpenAI's Dots.

An Indonesian user says OpenAI has built an AI assistant called Dots that has its own computer and can execute tasks, positioned against Grok Bot and Muse.

OpenAI dots is described as working continuously across projects, connecting to apps and running scheduled tasks, while raising questions about access, approvals and accuracy oversight.

The author says Omarchy brings new life to any device, and handing it to an agent instantly turns it into a personal assistant like Grok Bot, Muse or Dots.

A Korean user summarizes DevDay highlights: the Muse-like Dots assistant, GPT 6.1 Sol, Ultrafast and a new $500 plan, while complaining about subscription price changes.

A user who tried OpenAI's new dot says its cloud PC has only 9c8g and a whitelisted network that blocks almost all internet access, calling it worse than Grok Bot's 8c16g.

Muse has grown from a personal assistant into an enterprise agent platform, and the article examines what Meta aiming the assistant at every company means.

dot.com now redirects to x.ai/bot, which the author calls a jab at Dots; Dots is currently limited to Pro 20x and above, so the author will wait for access to reach Plus before testing it.