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

Grok Bot's update roundup covers iPad and Android apps, an enterprise version, a templates marketplace, performance improvements, password autofill, and a chance at free credits.

Plaid officially welcomed Meta to its network, saying Muse can use Plaid to securely connect accounts and turn balances, transactions, liabilities, and investments into financial experiences.

A user says four parallel Muse Spark 1.3 Max agents used up the 5-hour limit in 3 hours, calling the limits far more generous than Codex or Claude but noting the lack of a desktop app and an unusable voice mode.

Alexandr Wang says that through the Link partnership, Muse orders placed by the agent come with a refund guarantee if it makes a mistake, the first such protection for agentic payments.

A post says Muse can make payments, build software and interact with other agents, is free up to 100M tokens per week, and costs $20 or $100 per month after that.

HixonStudio posts that Zuckerberg has just released a personal agent and says they are going to check out Meta's Muse.

Alexandr Wang says Meta will pay bounties of up to $300k to anyone who manages to exploit Muse, linking the bug bounty program and details of its security approach.

Shopify says merchants are already live in the Muse shopping flow: Muse searches the Shopify Catalog for matching products and checkout happens directly in the app.

Muse is available to US users 18 and older and can act across apps and the open web for email, calendar, forms, bookings and purchases, with each user getting an isolated Linux Secure VM and a separate Sentinel agent approving every outgoing action.

Muse is presented as an agent that plans trips, shops, sends email and fills forms, with data and passwords kept in an isolated secure VM, a separate sentinel reviewing actions, and a free tier of up to 100 million tokens per week.

The author says Muse is a strong fit for heavy Marketplace use because its integrated Meta access means no risk of being banned, unlike Hermes.

Meta has placed Muse under a public bug bounty, offering up to $300K for critical security or prompt-injection flaws, including $250K for a fleetwide Muse compromise and $130K for compromising a single user's agent.