Ten first impressions of Meta Muse from a longtime Grok Bot user
A Grok Bot veteran lists ten impressions of Muse: it is fast, highly proactive, can chat with Grok Bot inside a spreadsheet, has easy connector setup, a personalized news feed, and writes its own skills.
Ten first impressions of Muse from a loyal Grok Bot user: 1. You can give Muse any name. I named mine Muse so I always remember I'm talking to Meta 2. Muse is fast. Faster than Grok Bot, faster than Astra and Fable 3. Muse is proactive. Almost too proactive where you have to watch it. Think dangerously skip permissions, but in a good way 4. Muse can talk to Grok Bot. I have Grok & Muse chatting in a Google Sheet. Muse doesn't think Grok Bot checks the google sheet enough I'm exploring new agentic communicator tools this week 5. Muse keeps everything in one chat unless you ask it to branch out. At first this was annoying, but then it made sense because it prevents you from creating unnecessary side chats 6. I have about six connectors enabled. Muse made it very easy to add API keys if needed 7. Muse has a personalized news feed. I had no idea this existed until I stumbled upon it in the sidebar. Think what ChatGPT Pulse wanted to be 8. Muse gives you ideas. Sets goals. I haven't even explored these in depth. But they are shockingly good at first glance 9. Skills are seemingly dead in an agent world. Muse writes its own Good agents write their own skills, if that's even what we are still calling them. Grok Bot does this (although it sometimes mixes skills with memories, which creates a bit of a mess). Muse's system is impressive and hidden. Go to library --> system files and you'll find everything Muse knows about you 10. I'm only using Muse for work, but I can see Muse becoming the household command center, unless Google builds something similar for gmail users