A user favors Grok’s coding and browser tools for work, and Muse’s simplicity for personal use.
A user suggests choosing one AI agent for work and another for personal use, saying the split helps keep the two separate. They say they like @bot for work and Muse for personal use, praising Grok’s coding tools and X integration while describing Muse as simple and inexpensive.
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@JJEnglertSuggestion for you: Pick an agent for work, and pick an agent for personal. You could explore to do this all with Grok Bot (with many different types of bots) Personally, I like @bot for work, and @Muse for personal agents. It helps to create a clean separation for me. Here are some reasons why Grok for Work: - Grok is very good at coding, so if you want your bot to help you do engineering / building, Grok beats muse. - Groks VM / Browser is very strong. I love it for deeper tasks that are work releated. - Groks integration with X is goated. And I use X heavily for work. Here are some reasons why @Muse for personal: - The simplicity with one agent who knows all is awesome - The pricing is either free, or very cheap - They have a history of keeping your private data safe - They are focused on building personal agents, including training their models this way - It gives me enough permissions to control my agents at the personal level - Building personal software within the app is so easy and well suited for personal use cases - Meta is all in on personal agents, which means significant resources being poured into product advancements (your agent gets better every day) - Muse SDK allowing my agent to go with me on many devices is the right direction - Meta's Sunglasses gets way more interesting once Muse is supported.
@elonmuskRT @JJEnglert: Suggestion for you: Pick an agent for work, and pick an agent for personal. You could explore to do this all with Grok Bot…@JJEnglertSuggestion for you: Pick an agent for work, and pick an agent for personal. You could explore to do this all with Grok Bot (with many different types of bots) Personally, I like @bot for work, and @Muse for personal agents. It helps to create a clean separation for me. Here are some reasons why Grok for Work: - Grok is very good at coding, so if you want your bot to help you do engineering / building, Grok beats muse. - Groks VM / Browser is very strong. I love it for deeper tasks that are work releated. - Groks integration with X is goated. And I use X heavily for work. Here are some reasons why @Muse for personal: - The simplicity with one agent who knows all is awesome - The pricing is either free, or very cheap - They have a history of keeping your private data safe - They are focused on building personal agents, including training their models this way - It gives me enough permissions to control my agents at the personal level - Building personal software within the app is so easy and well suited for personal use cases - Meta is all in on personal agents, which means significant resources being poured into product advancements (your agent gets better every day) - Muse SDK allowing my agent to go with me on many devices is the right direction - Meta's Sunglasses gets way more interesting once Muse is supported.@elonmuskRT @JJEnglert: Suggestion for you: Pick an agent for work, and pick an agent for personal. You could explore to do this all with Grok Bot…@JJEnglertSuggestion for you: Pick an agent for work, and pick an agent for personal. You could explore to do this all with Grok Bot (with many different types of bots) Personally, I like @bot for work, and @Muse for personal agents. It helps to create a clean separation for me. Here are some reasons why Grok for Work: - Grok is very good at coding, so if you want your bot to help you do engineering / building, Grok beats muse. - Groks VM / Browser is very strong. I love it for deeper tasks that are work releated. - Groks integration with X is goated. And I use X heavily for work. Here are some reasons why @Muse for personal: - The simplicity with one agent who knows all is awesome - The pricing is either free, or very cheap - They have a history of keeping your private data safe - They are focused on building personal agents, including training their models this way - It gives me enough permissions to control my agents at the personal level - Building personal software within the app is so easy and well suited for personal use cases - Meta is all in on personal agents, which means significant resources being poured into product advancements (your agent gets better every day) - Muse SDK allowing my agent to go with me on many devices is the right direction - Meta's Sunglasses gets way more interesting once Muse is supported.@elonmuskRT @JJEnglert: Suggestion for you: Pick an agent for work, and pick an agent for personal. You could explore to do this all with Grok Bot…@JJEnglertSuggestion for you: Pick an agent for work, and pick an agent for personal. You could explore to do this all with Grok Bot (with many different types of bots) Personally, I like @bot for work, and @Muse for personal agents. It helps to create a clean separation for me. Here are some reasons why Grok for Work: - Grok is very good at coding, so if you want your bot to help you do engineering / building, Grok beats muse. - Groks VM / Browser is very strong. I love it for deeper tasks that are work releated. - Groks integration with X is goated. And I use X heavily for work. Here are some reasons why @Muse for personal: - The simplicity with one agent who knows all is awesome - The pricing is either free, or very cheap - They have a history of keeping your private data safe - They are focused on building personal agents, including training their models this way - It gives me enough permissions to control my agents at the personal level - Building personal software within the app is so easy and well suited for personal use cases - Meta is all in on personal agents, which means significant resources being poured into product advancements (your agent gets better every day) - Muse SDK allowing my agent to go with me on many devices is the right direction - Meta's Sunglasses gets way more interesting once Muse is supported.@elonmuskRT @JJEnglert: Suggestion for you: Pick an agent for work, and pick an agent for personal. You could explore to do this all with Grok Bot…
