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

The author bets OpenAI will unveil Dots/o, an always-on personal assistant, a $500 tier, a 1,000 tok/s model, and many Codex app updates.

Someone compiled Grok Bot's 250 plugins, skills and MCPs into a single-screen overview covering routing, context control, browser agents and security review.

The poster argues that personal assistants like ChatGPT, Claude, Grok Bot and Muse are now capable enough to take over the inbox, so people no longer need to check email themselves.

A video on Grok Bot system design uses Grok 4.6 for reasoning, a harness for control, loops for verification, a graph for delegation and human approval for irreversible actions.

An attendee notes the dinner topics: agents moving from demos to real workflows, security as the bottleneck, and the Instinct vs. Muse race in personal assistants.

The author built Co-Invest on Grok Bot: it answers market questions, checks catalysts, prepares orders for confirmation in the conversation, and can also trade and bet on prediction markets.

A rumor says Chat, Cursor, Grok Bot and Grok Build will be combined into one desktop app, and the author wants a single login, plan and usage meter.

A roundup post lines up personal assistants: SpaceX's Grok Bot, Meta's Muse, Manus's Cue and an unannounced OpenAI product.

A user posts an image on OpenAI Dev Day with the caption stressing that the post was sent from their Grok Bot, an apparent jab.

Meta released Muse for Small Business, a personal agent aimed at small business owners short on time, with a sixth-generation farmer in the video saying tasks that took hours now take seconds.

The author uses Grok Bot to track 18 accounts, analyze why viral posts work, and auto-draft tweets, claiming it saves 3 hours a day and $1,000 a month in assistant costs, with the workflow shared for free.

The author notes a rapid string of releases including Grok Bot, Muse, OpenAI dots, and Manus Cue, arguing the shift from chatbots to agents with their own computers, emails, and phone numbers is moving extremely fast.