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

Manus released Cue alongside 2.0, giving each personal agent its own phone number, email, wallet and computer so it can take calls, pay within a set budget and keep working after you log off, free in early access.

An enthusiastic rundown of Manus 2.0 covering Cascade agents, cloud computers, auto-triggers, Manus Studio, and Cue, a personal agent with email, phone number, wallet, and computer that can team up.

A single overview of the Manus 2.0 launch: the Cascade architecture with event-triggered Automations, the desktop Studio workspace, and the standalone Cue app with its own email, phone number and wallet.

A Manus team member posts in Japanese saying they look forward to meeting and interacting with the Cue agent soon.

A user shares a screenshot and says Manus's Personal Agent product looks like it is about to launch, adding that they are looking forward to it.

A third-party recap of the Manus 2.0 launch covers the Cascade architecture, the Studio desktop workspace, and Cue, which comes with its own email, phone, wallet, computer and multi-agent collaboration.

Manus returns with several feature updates and launches a personal agent called Cue, which comes with an email, phone number, wallet and computer, and can be created by scanning a QR code, such as a restaurant code to order food or queue.

A Korean post introduces Cue, a personal agent with its own email, phone number, wallet and computer that can make payments within a set budget and complete tasks, and shares the invite code MEETCUE.

A video calls Manus's new CueAgents a competitor to Muse and Grokbot, showing its personal agent form.

A breakdown of Manus 2.0: Cascade pulls in tools on demand to save tokens and cost, Cloud Computer and event triggers keep agents running, and Cue gives each agent an email, phone, wallet and budget cap.

An overview of Manus 2.0: Cascade's token savings, the purchasable Cloud Computer, Automations replacing scheduled tasks, and Studio's video and game development tools.

A Chinese blogger says Manus 2.0 focuses on video and game creation and lands well at the Opus 5.5 moment, and notes the newly launched Manus Cue Personal Agent App.