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

A Chinese walkthrough of the official Grok Bot 101 session covers its standalone cloud Linux VM, learning skills from screen recordings, and multiple bots delegating work to each other.

The user regrets paying $300 for SuperGrok Heavy, citing Grok 4.7 delays, Cursor Ultra providing only $117 of API value instead of $400, and no X access in Grok Bot.

A developer with two years of sandbox experience says Grok Bot gives users a login-ready 8c16g Debian VM, far more open than the tightly locked-down sandboxes their own agent and inference services expose.

The author suggests aiming the same Grok Bot company OS architecture at your next job rather than a business you haven't started, yielding a round-the-clock recruiting firm with exactly one client.

The author built a Grok Bot that finds where your personal info is exposed, submits removal requests, confirms deletion, and escalates requests that were ignored.

A walkthrough for completing Meta Muse signup and verification using a US IP, the US App Store, and a China Merchants Bank Mastercard, plus an invite code.

Connecting a Grok bot lets it paper trade while the system measures its performance as an ACS score, with 580+ needed to clear the waitlist.

Connecting a Grok bot to Agentic Credit lets it trade autonomously and grow its ACS based on an actual performance record.

A short post says the Grok bot team keeps shipping new features, with a link attached.

The author says Grok Bot can auto-reply, like and follow from a cloud computer to run an account and earn payouts, but complains the token quota is too small.

A user had Grok Bot assemble the best clips of Starship floating in the ocean after recovery, and reflects on what reusable rockets mean.

A Grok Bot build night runs 8–10 pm on September 18 by West Lake in Hangzhou, with demos and bot talk; sign-up is on Luma.