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

GPT-6.1 Terra rolls out for ChatGPT Work and Codex at half the API price of GPT-5.6 Terra, while OpenAI's Berlin DevDay notes 20x Codex growth in Germany and dots coming to the EU within months.

The author argues that Codex (~¥20) plus Grok Bot (~¥15) is the most practical AI combo for ordinary users, with an image showing the setup.

An open-source skill packages the Kindle jailbreak, KOReader and WeRead plugin install plus Simple UI theme so Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or Grok Bot can do it for you.

The author argues that new interfaces like Grok Bot and the Codex app now beat CLI for scaling multi-agent work and managing the development lifecycle, a shift he expects to accelerate as models improve.

A user reports that making Grok Bot the orchestrator while Claude Code and Codex do the work makes usage limits last much longer, though group chats burn tokens fast.

The author shows Grok Bot automatically sending a prompt to ChatGPT, then queuing another request once coding finishes in 15 minutes.

A user says Claude spun up 1,477 GPT 6.1 Sol and Astra 6 worker and reviewer agents in a week, making standalone Codex feel insufficient, and wishes for Claude Duet access.

Khazix spent five days turning 14 agent automation tasks from cron jobs, webhooks and Dots into an animated miniature factory diorama, with Opus 5.5 directing GPT-6 Astra for modeling.

A walkthrough of dispatching dev tasks to Grok Bot, running code and tests in Cursor Cloud, then opening and merging GitHub PRs and deploying, all from a phone.

The author details a setup where Grok Bot handles email, household, shopping, health, renovation and research, Codex builds tools and analysis, and Dot delivers reports.

A user tags two OpenAI staffers asking them to stop the dots push and focus on making the Codex application the best it can be, doubting anyone will use personal agents.

The author says he no longer talks to a coding agent directly, instead telling Grok Bot what he wants and letting it run Claude Code.