Alternatives to Cedric

Compare Cedric alternatives for your business or organization using the curated list below. SourceForge ranks the best alternatives to Cedric in 2026. Compare features, ratings, user reviews, pricing, and more from Cedric competitors and alternatives in order to make an informed decision for your business.

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    Viktor

    Viktor

    Viktor.com

    Viktor is a persistent AI agent that operates directly within your Slack or Microsoft Teams workspace as an autonomous coworker. Unlike traditional chatbots, Viktor has its own cloud-based computer where it writes code, deploys apps, and executes tasks across more than 3,000 integrations. It proactively monitors systems, analyzes data, manages campaigns, and creates issues or reports without waiting for instructions. Teams can ask Viktor to check analytics, update backend summaries, create project tickets, or optimize advertising performance directly in Slack threads. The agent runs for weeks at a time while maintaining context across projects and deadlines. It integrates with tools such as Linear, PostHog, Google Ads, and GitHub to automate workflows and coordinate teams. Designed to boost productivity, Viktor transforms Slack into an execution engine that gets real work done rather than simply providing answers.
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    Brigade

    Brigade

    Brigade

    Brigade is an open-source AI teammate platform for individuals and small teams that coordinates Claude Code and OpenAI Codex agents across support, marketing, sales, and software work. Users assign each teammate a role, connect apps such as Gmail, GitHub, Stripe, Notion, and Linear, and give agents separate computers and shared team memory. Teammates can work from conversations and configured triggers, including email, webhooks, and schedules, and request human approval for designated actions through a central review queue. The interface is also usable on a phone for reviewing requests. Brigade can run on a user's Mac or Linux computer, or use Brigade Cloud for persistent cloud computers that continue running when the user's computer is off. The software is intended for founders and small teams that want to delegate recurring operational and coding tasks while retaining oversight.
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    Puffle

    Puffle

    DevelopIQ

    Puffle is a web-based AI coworker designed to help teams delegate and complete work through Slack and email. Users can describe tasks in natural language and connect Puffle to work tools, enabling the agent to retrieve context and take actions across those services. The product includes persistent memory for retaining useful information and a dedicated computing environment in which the agent can work. Puffle provides built-in integrations and supports connections to custom MCP servers, allowing teams to configure additional tools. Its official materials list integrations such as GitHub, Linear, Notion, Vercel, Gmail, Google Drive, Google Calendar, and Slack. Puffle is aimed at organizations seeking an AI agent for recurring operational tasks and cross-tool work. Available actions depend on enabled integrations and configured access.
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    TrustClaw

    TrustClaw

    Composio

    TrustClaw is a 24/7 AI assistant with 1000+ integrations via OAuth and sandboxed execution, built on the ideas behind OpenClaw and rebuilt from scratch with security at the foundation. It is designed as an AI that does things while you sleep; users can chat with the same agent across messaging apps like Telegram, with WhatsApp, Discord, and Slack listed as coming soon, and ask it to handle real workflows across connected tools. TrustClaw can fetch and categorize emails, draft replies, log customer complaints in Notion, summarize Slack messages, pull completed Linear tickets and draft release notes, scrape reviews, analyze sentiment, check Gmail for customer emails, and work across apps such as Gmail, GitHub, Notion, Figma, Linear, Jira, Google Drive, Google Calendar, Todoist, Asana, Trello, Stripe, HubSpot, Airtable, and many more. Its main promise is replacing unsafe password- or API-key-based agent setups with OAuth-only connections, encrypted managed credentials, etc.
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    DS Bot

    DS Bot

    DS Bot

    DS Bot is a desktop application and DeepSeek Harness plugin for managing a team of persistent AI bots. Each bot has a model, profile, permissions and memory, and can work in private chats or group conversations. A main bot can coordinate the team, delegate tasks and organize larger work into stages. Users can add MCP servers and skills, connect services such as GitHub and Gmail, and link bots to Telegram, WeChat, Feishu, DingTalk, WeCom, QQ, Discord or Slack. Supported local coding-agent command-line tools can also run as bots. The app includes computer-use controls and approval of sensitive actions. Bots can create and edit Word, PowerPoint and Excel files; some file-generation and rendering features require the desktop app or DeepSeek Harness Desktop. DS Bot is open source, runs on Windows, macOS and Linux, and also supports Docker deployment. Model use and third-party services may incur separate charges.
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    mrmr

    mrmr

    mrmr

    mrmr is a voice-first AI agent for Mac. Press one shortcut and talk, and it takes real action across the apps you already work in. This is speech-to-action, not speech-to-text. Ask it to create a Linear ticket, post the link in a Slack channel, and add a calendar follow-up, and it does all three in one conversation. mrmr chains multi-step workflows, resolves your channels, teammates, and projects automatically, and confirms anything before it sends or changes it. It connects to Slack, Linear, Google Calendar, Google Tasks, Google Meet, Zoom, Notion, Gmail, Cal.com, Calendly, Attio, and GitHub through real app APIs, plus Apple Reminders. It also searches your Mac files and browser history, runs cited web search, runs your own scripts by voice, and delegates to background sub-agents. mrmr also handles fast dictation in around 60 languages, but the focus is doing, not typing. A voice-first alternative to Siri, Wispr Flow, and Superwhisper. Currently in private beta.
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    OpenWorker

    OpenWorker

    OpenWorker

    OpenWorker is an open source, local-first AI coworker that gets everyday tasks done from start to finish instead of only returning answers. Users ask for an outcome, such as a renewal brief, incident report, follow-up message, calendar update, sprint summary, or finished document—and OpenWorker works across the tools where the information already lives. It can connect with Slack, Gmail, Outlook, Google Calendar, Notion, HubSpot, GitHub, Attio, Google Drive, Jira, Linear, Asana, Dropbox, Box, files, and other services through one-click or manual connections. It supports cloud, open-weight, and fully local models, including providers such as OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, xAI, Mistral, DeepSeek, Kimi, Qwen, and Ollama, and users can switch models when a task calls for something different. OpenWorker researches, gathers context, performs multi-step work, creates polished outputs in chat, Slack, Markdown, PDF, images, or files, and checks in before consequential actions.
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    Doozy

    Doozy

    Doozy

    Doozy is a Slack-based AI coworker that carries out team requests across connected business systems and replies in the Slack thread with results and an action record. Teams can use it for recurring reports and digests, customer and billing research, spreadsheet exports, invoice reconciliation, CRM updates, ticket triage, database queries, and GitHub pull requests. It can schedule work, retain editable notes about team procedures, and connect to Slack, GitHub, ready-made connectors such as Linear, Notion, HubSpot, Stripe, and Sentry, plus other tools with an MCP server or API/database access. Each job runs in a fresh, temporary sandbox with credentials held outside it; owners choose which actions are enabled. Doozy is intended for support, operations, finance, sales, software teams, and founders who coordinate work in Slack.
    Starting Price: $20/workspace/month
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    OpenTag

    OpenTag

    OpenTag

    OpenTag is a model-agnostic AI coworker that lives in Slack and Microsoft Teams, works with company context, and takes real work off a team’s plate instead of only answering questions. Mention it in a thread, and it can plan the job, use connected tools, complete the work, and return the result where the request started. It runs on its own cloud machine, with each run sandboxed and limited to the tools and permissions connected by the person who asked. OpenTag can work across services such as GitHub, Stripe, Zendesk, Notion, PostHog, HubSpot, Gmail, and internal databases, and can handle recurring tasks by suggesting automations when it notices repeated requests. It also maintains a self-updating company wiki by turning decisions from team conversations into sourced pages and revising them when policies change. Shared context remains available across the team, helping knowledge survive employee turnover.
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    Spinnable

    Spinnable

    Spinnable

    Spinnable provides autonomous AI employees that handle recurring business work inside the tools teams already use and operate on their own 24/7. Each AI worker is built around a specific role or process and can run on a schedule or be triggered by an event, with no technical setup required. Available workers cover functions such as product management, executive assistance, financial analysis, research, real estate operations, sales, customer support, and operations. They can research prospects, follow up with leads, prepare PRDs and tickets, manage calendars and inboxes, analyze financial models, monitor markets, publish content, collect invoices, resolve routine support requests, and deliver recurring reports. Workers connect to more than 50 tools, including Gmail, HubSpot, Notion, Google Sheets, Google Calendar, Stripe, Outlook, Salesforce, Intercom, GitHub, Jira, Zendesk, and Asana, and can read, update, and act across the stack like a teammate.
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    Sauna

    Sauna

    Sauna.ai

    Sauna is the first multiplayer AI: a cloud-based workspace that learns how you work, remembers everything that matters, and acts on it for you and your whole team. It is built for the reality that work lives everywhere, scattered across Google Sheets, documents, Linear, GitHub, Slack, Notion, meeting notes, Gmail, Google Calendar, and more. Sauna connects it all and puts it to work, so every task, decision, and workflow can be handled automatically from one mission control. It runs in the cloud around the clock, drafting messages in your voice, tracking what matters, filing tickets, delivering briefings, and keeping work moving even when you are offline. Sauna is also designed for team knowledge, not just individual productivity: every Sauna can open the door to another, so users can ask a colleague’s Sauna a question, pull their perspective, or tap into their knowledge directly without interrupting them.
    Starting Price: $99 per month
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    Carly AI

    Carly AI

    Carly AI

    Carly is an AI executive assistant that connects with the tools businesses already use to automate email, scheduling, CRM, sales, marketing, research, and recurring workflows. It integrates with more than 200 apps, including Gmail, Google Calendar, Outlook, Zoom, Salesforce, HubSpot, Zoho CRM, Slack, and other popular business platforms. Carly can also connect to additional software through APIs, allowing teams to build custom workflows across their existing technology stack. Users can create AI agents that triage inboxes, draft replies, schedule meetings, generate video links, update CRM records, enrich leads, save attachments, prepare reports, and follow up with customers. These agents can be reached by email and text, so teams can automate work without learning a complicated new platform. Carly is designed for founders, executives, sales teams, recruiters, agencies, and small businesses that want their apps to work together and their routine tasks handled automatically.
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    Globster

    Globster

    Globster

    Globster provides secure and reliable AI agents built for organizations, giving teams agents that work across their apps, files, and business processes while following the boundaries the organization controls. Agents can connect to monday.com, Google Workspace, Slack, HubSpot, Notion, Salesforce, Google Sheets, and thousands of other apps, helping them find context and move work forward. Users can also interact with agents through WhatsApp, Telegram, or Slack, hand off tasks, and receive updates where they already work. Recurring work can be turned into agentic workflows with triggers, defined steps, monitoring, and judgment-based actions. Each agent includes its own browser for researching and navigating websites and can use models such as GPT, Claude, NVIDIA Nemotron, Kimi, Qwen, and DeepSeek through a single AI gateway.
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    GAIA

    GAIA

    GAIA

    GAIA is an open source, proactive personal AI assistant that manages work across the tools people already use. It watches inboxes, calendars, tasks, and connected apps, surfaces what matters, and can act before the user asks. GAIA connects with Gmail, Slack, Notion, Google Calendar, GitHub, HubSpot, Todoist, Linear, and services through native integrations and MCP. Users can ask it to triage email, draft replies, schedule or reschedule meetings, prepare briefings, create tasks from conversations, conduct research, generate documents, and run multi-step workflows. Automations are described in plain language, then GAIA builds the steps, assigns a schedule or event trigger, and repeats the workflow across the connected stack. Its task system breaks requests into steps, sets priorities, performs research or drafting, notifies teammates, and closes work when execution finishes.
    Starting Price: $30 per month
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    Notis

    Notis

    Notis.ai

    Notis is an AI-powered productivity assistant that helps users delegate routine tasks through simple voice messages, chats, emails, and messaging platforms such as WhatsApp, Telegram, Slack, and iMessage. The platform transforms spoken ideas into organized notes, tasks, meeting summaries, CRM updates, blog posts, newsletters, social media content, expense reports, and bug reports without requiring users to switch between multiple applications. With integrations across more than 800 apps, including Notion, calendars, CRMs, and collaboration tools, Notis centralizes workflows and keeps information synchronized automatically. Its automation capabilities allow users to schedule recurring tasks, reminders, reports, and workflows through webhooks and connected integrations. Notis also includes advanced AI features such as transcription, long-term memory, document analysis, image understanding, web scraping, content generation, and deep research.
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    Runbear

    Runbear

    Runbear

    Runbear lets teams build shared AI teammates that work inside Slack and Microsoft Teams. Each teammate can join conversations, read company context, and use 2,000+ connected tools to finish workflows without sending people to another app. Teams use Runbear to draft CRM updates, route support requests to the right owner, prepare meeting briefs, answer from approved company knowledge, create Jira or Linear tickets, and automate onboarding follow-ups. Shared agents support per-user authorization, so actions in systems such as HubSpot, Salesforce, Zendesk, Google Drive, Notion, and Confluence run with the right permissions. Runbear connects company knowledge with business tools while keeping each workflow in the conversation where work begins. Teams can configure and deploy agents in minutes without code. Runbear is SOC 2 Type II certified and provides audit logs for shared-agent activity.
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    Construct Computer

    Construct Computer

    Construct Computer

    Construct Computer is a cloud-based AI agent workspace for solo founders and small teams. Users assign work through a browser-based desktop or chat-first web interface. Agents can search the web, browse interactive sites, run code in a sandbox terminal, manage files, create documents, and use connected apps. The workspace includes persistent files and memory, an agent email inbox, a calendar, reusable workflows, activity records, and shared team resources. Users can inspect or correct memory and review or interrupt agent work. Construct Computer connects with Slack, Telegram, Discord, and services in its Composio integration catalog; workspaces can also use custom MCP servers and private apps. Agents can delegate bounded subtasks and run scheduled jobs in the cloud. Plans set limits for agents, task steps, scheduled work, parallel jobs, command runtime, and storage. A mobile web interface is available in a phone browser; the vendor says it is not an App Store app.
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    Workers by Delos
    AI Workers are autonomous agents built for your business; specialized AI workers that act like real coworkers, not chatbots you prompt. They come with their own professional profile, email, phone number, Slack and Teams presence, initiative, and the ability to work 24/7 without waiting to be asked. Instead of telling them exactly how to complete every step, you set the goal, and they build the workflow, whether that means daily reports, weekly follow-ups, CRM updates, client communication, research, content, finance tasks, HR coordination, design work, development support, or other recurring business operations. It includes specialized AI Workers across marketing, development, design, HR, finance, and other business functions, with each worker designed around a clear role and practical use cases. AI Workers can connect to more than 3,000 tools, including Slack, Microsoft Teams, Gmail, Notion, HubSpot, Salesforce, and other business apps.
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    Bupsy

    Bupsy

    Xocket Labs Inc.

    Bupsy is a native macOS application for creating and coordinating teams of AI bots on a Mac. Users assign each bot a role and can trigger work on a schedule, when files change, or when another bot hands off a task. The app shows bot states such as ready, working, awaiting input, complete, asleep, or stuck. It includes routines, scheduled goals, group chats with @mentions, and lead bots that coordinate teammates. Per-bot trust levels can require approval before actions beyond reading, and an audit log records activity. Bupsy uses Claude Code or Codex through the user's own sign-in and subscription, and connects to services such as Gmail, Notion, Linear, and MCP servers through Executor. Conversations are stored on the user's Mac. It is intended for developers and individuals who want to manage recurring AI-assisted tasks locally.
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    DeskFerry

    DeskFerry

    DeskFerry

    DeskFerry is an agentic platform for building an AI team just by describing what you need in plain English. It creates AI agents, connects them to the tools your team already uses, and runs recurring work across 1,500+ apps without code. Agents can read, write, and act inside services such as Gmail, Slack, Notion, Salesforce, HubSpot, Jira, Stripe, and more, while users can choose from AI models by OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, xAI, and others. Custom skills let teams teach agents to match brand voice, build branded artifacts, and file outputs in the right tools and formats. Built-in scheduling and triggers allow automations to run hourly, daily, weekly, or when events occur in connected apps. Human-in-the-loop controls can require approval before emails are sent, records are updated, or other critical actions are taken. Knowledge can be added through documents, databases, and URLs, and memory helps automations retain past conversations and preferences over time.
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    todo.is

    todo.is

    todo.is

    todo.is is an AI-powered personal assistant and task automation platform that helps users complete everyday tasks through natural language instructions. The platform provides autonomous AI agents accessible through WhatsApp, Telegram, Slack, Discord, email, and web chat. Its agents can browse websites, conduct research, generate documents, process files, execute code, and automate recurring activities. Users can delegate tasks such as scheduling reminders, monitoring competitor websites, summarizing emails, organizing spreadsheets, and managing calendar activities. Each agent operates in a cloud-based workspace with persistent memory, file storage, browser access, and configurable AI models. todo.is also provides approval controls for sensitive actions, activity tracking, application integrations, and support for multiple agents working independently.
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    StarTeammate

    StarTeammate

    Starteammate

    StarTeammate is a cloud platform for creating AI teammates to help solo founders and small businesses handle digital work. Users can create multiple agents, connect the apps they use, and give agents access to a cloud computer and browser to carry out tasks in online tools. Scheduled tasks can run at set times, with results sent by email or delivered as files. An activity log provides a record of agent actions for review. The platform is designed for founders and small teams that want to delegate recurring or multi-step computer-based work to AI agents. Plan allowances are credit-based, and available usage depends on the selected plan. StarTeammate also supports connecting Claude Code and Codex through Model Context Protocol (MCP).
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    Scarlett

    Scarlett

    Cracked AI

    Scarlett is an AI coworker that works in Slack and connects with more than 3,000 tools. Teams can ask it to research, analyze information, write code, create or edit documents, build dashboards, and produce reports. It can coordinate connected services to prepare meeting briefs, summarize customer feedback, triage support requests, track contracts, and draft release notes. Users can schedule recurring workflows, review outputs in Slack, and require approval for sensitive actions. Scarlett supports teams with operational work across customer success, sales, finance, support, meetings, and engineering, including daily briefs, inbox follow-ups, weekly business reports, and release-note drafts. The cloud service is designed for businesses that want to delegate tasks across connected tools. Its Team plan includes 25,000 monthly credits, while Enterprise pricing is custom.
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    Linkence

    Linkence

    Linkence

    Linkence is a secure AI copilot platform that knows your organization and accelerates every team by bringing smart search, AI agents, and knowledge management together in one workspace. Built as a Chief of Operations for modern teams, it connects the tools where work already happens, including Gmail, Outlook, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Notion, Google Drive, OneDrive, SharePoint, Jira, Confluence, GitHub, Salesforce, HubSpot, Zendesk, and more. Workspace AI acts as an AI operations lead for internal work, running recurring reports, chasing blockers, drafting documents, producing Excel exports, answering questions grounded in real company data, and executing approved actions across business tools. Customer Support AI works as an AI operations lead for inbound, triaging every message, drafting grounded replies across email and WhatsApp from policies and tickets, and routing sensitive cases to humans.
    5.0 out of 5 stars 1 Rating for Linkence
    Starting Price: $20 per month
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    WorkClaw

    WorkClaw

    WorkClaw

    WorkClaw is an AI team platform built for collaboration, security, and real work across an entire organization. It gives teams custom, collaborative AI coworkers called WorkClaws that can get actual work done, operate 24/7 in the cloud, and connect to the tools teams already use. Each WorkClaw has its own computer and can collaborate through Slack, Teams, email, and 3,000+ apps, including Google Workspace, Notion, Salesforce, Asana, Zoom, LinkedIn, Mailchimp, Canva, Linear, and more. Teams can set up as many WorkClaws as they need in a few minutes, share them with specific people or the whole team, and add them to Slack channels so coworkers can message them directly. WorkClaws can help with research, scheduling, drafting emails, follow-ups, reporting, data entry, and many other workflows. If a WorkClaw does not already know how to do something, teams can create new skills simply by chatting, installing battle-tested skill packs, tweaking them as needed, and sharing skills.
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    MakersClaw

    MakersClaw

    MakersClaw

    MakersClaw lets users hire AI-powered employees that work 24/7 to automate business tasks. Each employee runs in an isolated container, has its own workspace, and can be customized with specific skills, tools, and communication channels. Unlike simple chatbots, MakersClaw AI employees can work continuously, use tools, execute commands, search the web, connect to external services, follow custom instructions and workflows, access files, and integrate with MCP servers such as GitHub, Notion, Slack, databases, and custom services. Employees can communicate through channels such as Telegram, Discord, Slack, WhatsApp, email, Microsoft Teams, and more, depending on the runtime used. It supports different AI employee use cases, including customer support, research and analysis, content creation, technical assistance, personal assistant work, and sales and marketing. Support agents can answer common questions, handle tickets, and escalate complex issues to humans.
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    Nod

    Nod

    n8n

    Nod is a personal AI assistant from the team behind n8n, designed to help individuals manage everyday work through conversation and connected tools. The desktop app can search and summarize information, organize tasks, and carry out actions across services such as Gmail, Google Calendar, Slack, Notion, and Linear. Users can connect AI model providers or local models, customize Nod with skills, and interact through the desktop app and supported messaging channels. Nod is free to download; charges from external AI providers may apply depending on the model used. It can also be run with a self-hosted server for users who want to manage their own deployment. macOS is supported, while Windows and Linux builds are currently offered as previews. Nod is intended for personal workflows spanning work and daily life; users should review proposed actions and permissions when connecting accounts.
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    eesel AI

    eesel AI

    eesel.ai

    eesel is an AI teammate platform that enables businesses to deploy autonomous AI agents across customer support, content creation, e-commerce, and internal operations workflows. The platform connects directly to existing business tools such as Zendesk, Slack, Notion, Confluence, Salesforce, HubSpot, Shopify, Intercom, and Google Drive to learn from company knowledge and historical data. eesel can answer customer questions, handle support tickets, draft content, manage inquiries, and perform operational tasks while following company-specific rules and processes. Organizations can train AI teammates using their documentation, conversations, policies, and workflows to ensure responses align with their business needs. The platform supports multiple agent types, including helpdesk agents, blog writers, and e-commerce assistants, each designed for specialized tasks.
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    Genspark Claw
    Genspark Claw is an AI-powered virtual employee designed to help individuals and teams automate daily work tasks through a cloud-based personal computer environment. The platform acts as a digital assistant that can perform tasks such as research, document creation, presentations, scheduling, and coding. Claw learns a user’s preferences, habits, and context over time, allowing it to deliver more personalized assistance and maintain continuity across tasks. Users can interact with Claw through common messaging platforms such as WhatsApp, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Telegram, and Discord, making it easy to delegate work from tools they already use. By combining AI automation with a cloud computer environment, Genspark Claw enables users to complete complex workflows simply by sending messages. This approach transforms AI from a simple chatbot into a digital worker that can execute tasks and deliver results.
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    Scape

    Scape

    Scape

    Scape is a Mac desktop email client for professionals and teams who manage work through email. It connects to a Google account to bring Gmail messages and calendar context into an inbox, where it organizes messages with priority labels and helps users find conversations. Its AI features use email, calendar, meeting transcripts, and attachments to draft replies, summarize information, and prepare follow-ups for review before sending. Users can record meetings locally on a Mac and generate transcripts, with support for 99 transcription languages; it can capture calls in Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, FaceTime, and in-person conversations. Scape also supports assistant access to connected services such as Slack, Linear, GitHub, and Notion, and offers an MCP interface for authorized external AI tools. A free plan and paid plans provide different AI usage and automation limits.
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    Botmonger

    Botmonger

    Botmonger

    Botmonger is an AI desktop agent that carries out routine computer tasks by interacting with the apps and websites a person already uses. Users can describe a task in natural language, then let the agent work through browser pages and desktop interfaces, including entering information and moving between services. The product is designed to operate on a user's Mac, with an iPhone companion for starting or monitoring work; it can also use a cloud computer when the Mac is unavailable. Botmonger connects to services including Slack, Gmail, Google Drive, GitHub, and Calendar, and can react to webhook triggers. It is intended for people and teams seeking to automate recurring digital work without building each task as a traditional scripted workflow. Botmonger is currently presented as a private-beta product.
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    Jared

    Jared

    HUMALIKE

    Jared is an AI-powered virtual employee designed to assist teams with everyday work tasks and collaboration. It integrates with tools like Slack, Notion, GitHub, and email to understand organizational context from the start. Jared can proactively complete tasks such as drafting reports, summarizing meetings, and managing follow-ups without needing constant prompts. It maintains organizational memory by searching across past conversations, documents, and data sources. The platform is designed to act socially within team environments, contributing only when relevant. Jared continuously monitors workflows and identifies tasks that need attention. Overall, it functions as a context-aware assistant that helps teams work more efficiently.
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    O-mega

    O-mega

    O-mega

    O-mega is the world's first productivity platform for multi-agent teams, enabling businesses to build AI agents for autonomous work. These agents are designed to take action safely, knowing when and how to use tools to execute tasks under the right conditions. They collaborate effectively across processes, departments, roles, and authorization levels, all while being aware of organizational context, mission, guidelines, and industry standards. O-mega connects agents universally to any platform, API, browser, or legacy system, including Slack, GitHub, Dropbox, Google, Microsoft, AWS, Shopify, Salesforce, Stripe, WordPress, LinkedIn, Twitter, YouTube, Discord, Apple, WhatsApp, and more. This connectivity allows for the automation of any business process through agentic process automation, with AI agents capable of handling tasks such as publishing blogs and posts, processing invoices, onboarding new employees, and generating weekly financial reports.
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    Tensol

    Tensol

    Tensol

    Tensol is an AI employee platform that lets businesses deploy autonomous, proactive AI assistants across their tech stack to monitor tools, automate repetitive work, and act like real teammates without human prompting. Built on OpenClaw, Tensol connects to Slack, GitHub, Sentry, CRM systems (like HubSpot or Salesforce), Linear, email, and other team tools, watches for important signals 24/7, and takes action such as alerting teams about issues, updating customer records, drafting responses, creating tickets, and surfacing context from across systems without waiting for manual prompts. Tensol’s AI employees remember organizational context, connect the dots across data sources, and can perform tasks like monitoring error logs, tracking deal pipelines, enriching leads, logging activities, and escalating only when matters require human attention, helping teams stay in sync and focus on value-added work rather than busywork.
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    Max

    Max

    MaxWorker.ai

    Max is your AI coworker in Slack, built to turn your team’s context into next steps, reminders, escalations, morning briefings, and ready-to-review work. Instead of acting like another chatbot, Max works where the outcome needs to land: Slack. Your team’s work lives across email, CRM, project tools, docs, meetings, and conversations, but important deadlines, asks, decisions, and follow-ups often disappear inside threads and connected systems. Max takes plain-language requests and turns scattered context into reports, summaries, drafts, follow-ups, and task lists. Brief Max like you would a teammate: give the outcome, let Max find the inputs across connected sources, then review the result with the right context attached. It starts with two high-leverage routines for busy Slack teams, Delegation and Morning Brief. Delegation lets users assign tasks, reminders, deadlines, completion tracking, and escalation rules directly in Slack, while Max follows up with owners and reports back.
    Starting Price: $99 per month
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    Hermes Desktop

    Hermes Desktop

    Nous Research

    Hermes Desktop is an open-source AI agent platform that enables users to run a powerful personal AI assistant across multiple communication channels and devices. The platform connects with services such as Telegram, Discord, Slack, WhatsApp, Signal, email, and command-line interfaces while maintaining a unified memory across all interactions. Hermes Desktop features persistent memory that learns from projects, stores solutions, and continuously improves through generated skills and knowledge retention. Users can automate recurring tasks, schedule workflows, conduct web searches, generate images, and access advanced AI capabilities from a single environment. The platform also supports isolated subagents that can work independently on specialized tasks while maintaining coordination with the primary agent. By combining automation, memory, communication, and AI tooling, Hermes Desktop provides a flexible workspace for managing complex workflows.
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    Claude Tag

    Claude Tag

    Anthropic

    Claude Tag is a team-based AI assistant from Anthropic that lets organizations work with Claude directly inside Slack. Teams can grant Claude access to selected Slack channels, tools, data sources, and codebases, then tag @Claude to delegate tasks in shared conversations. Claude Tag can break requests into stages, work through tasks asynchronously, and respond in Slack threads with completed outputs. The product is designed to act more like a collaborative teammate than a single-user chat, allowing everyone in a channel to see Claude’s work and continue the conversation. Claude can learn relevant context from permitted channels and data sources, take initiative through ambient updates, and schedule work for itself over hours or days. Claude Tag is available in beta for Claude Enterprise and Team customers, with administrative controls for permissions, scoped memories, token spend, logs, and channel-level access.
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    Masonry

    Masonry

    Masonry

    Masonry is an AI-powered collaboration platform that turns words into workflows by orchestrating multiple AI agents to automate and manage diverse business tasks. Through a web-based interface, users dispatch natural-language prompts to specialized agents that organize sales pipelines, schedule meetings, analyze data, process documents, generate and enhance images, and handle invoicing, then track progress in real time. Masonry integrates with Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Sheets, Slack, Stripe, and hundreds of other tools to ingest files, sync data, and execute actions without manual handoffs. Teams can also build custom agents tailored to unique workflows, assign and prioritize tasks, and review comprehensive analytics and status updates on a unified dashboard. By combining AI-driven task decomposition, automated execution, and seamless integrations, Masonry streamlines operations, eliminates repetitive work, and lets users focus on strategic priorities.
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    readywhen

    readywhen

    readywhen

    readywhen is a cloud-based AI assistant for owner-led small businesses that helps keep customer and internal commitments moving. It connects to tools such as Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Meet, Slack and Notion, then identifies promises, decisions, follow-ups and deadlines across messages, meeting records and documents. The service builds context around customers, suppliers, work and prior conversations, and presents priorities, reminders and suggested next steps. It can prepare drafts such as replies, follow-up notes, quotes and invoice chasers for review; connected actions wait for user approval before being sent. A workspace app provides a place to review what is due, underway or waiting. ready when is aimed at people running small businesses and supports coordination across common email, calendar, chat, meeting and document tools without requiring those tools to be replaced.
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    ZoomMate

    ZoomMate

    Zoom Communications

    ZoomMate is an AI-powered workplace assistant developed by Zoom to help individuals and teams automate tasks, manage information, and turn conversations into completed work. Integrated with Zoom Workplace, the platform combines meeting intelligence, autonomous AI agents, enterprise search, and workflow automation. Its capabilities include meeting summaries, action item extraction, document creation, research, scheduling assistance, and automated follow-up communications. ZoomMate can retrieve relevant information from meetings, chats, documents, and connected business applications to provide context-aware answers and recommendations. Users can create custom AI agents and recurring workflows that execute tasks across Zoom and third-party systems such as Salesforce, Jira, Google Drive, and OneDrive. The platform also supports AI-powered presentations, spreadsheets, collaborative documents, and personalized productivity assistance through a unified workspace.
    Starting Price: $16.67/user/month
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    Gyld

    Gyld

    Gyld

    Gyld lets teams create AI employees that work while they sleep by choosing from pre-built AI employees or creating custom agents that automate tasks across business apps. Each AI agent can read and write emails, manage calendars, update CRM records, post to Slack, and complete many other workflows through natural conversation. Users can create AI agents in under 60 seconds by naming the agent, giving it instructions, connecting tools such as Gmail, Salesforce, Slack, Stripe, QuickBooks, Google Calendar, Google Drive, and more, then letting the agent work across connected systems. Gyld is designed to move beyond chatbots by giving AI employees the ability to take action, automate repetitive work, and operate 24/7 without constant manual prompting. Its AI employees can handle inbox workflows, calendar scheduling, CRM updates, lead follow-ups, reporting, social posting, and other recurring business operations while users stay focused on higher-value work.
    Starting Price: $25 per month
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    Dimension

    Dimension

    Dimension

    Dimension is a unified collaboration platform built for engineering teams that integrates chat, code, tasks, and deployments into one context-aware workspace. It enables developers to view and edit repositories directly, manage GitHub issues and branches in sync, track work progress across tasks, chat with teammates, and see deployments. It includes built-in AI that surfaces key insights and actions from inboxes, pull requests, logs, and conversations, automates routine workflows, and provides a global Command-K menu for quick navigation. With a live edge-powered experience and integrations across tools like GitHub, Slack, Gmail, Vercel, and others, Dimension helps teams reduce context-switching overhead, turn disparate workflows into a singular flow, ship faster, and stay aligned across code, communication, and action. It is designed to give developers and engineering managers a “single pane” view of their code, tasks, and operations.
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    Symphony by Wix
    Symphony by Wix is a cloud-based AI agent platform for independent business owners and small businesses that want help coordinating recurring work. Its central agent, Maestro, learns about a business and delegates tasks to specialized agents that can support outreach, marketing, scheduling, research, finance, and content creation. Users connect tools such as calendars, email, productivity apps, Slack, and Salesforce, then review agent activity in a shared workspace with task status, business summaries, and metrics. Teams can create custom agents, approve or edit important actions, and manage work through a conversational interface. Symphony is available as a web experience and mobile app, with free and paid subscription plans.
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    Innflow

    Innflow

    Innflow

    Innflow is a no-code AI workflow automation and AI agent orchestration platform that lets teams deploy live agents in just a few clicks. Built to keep work flowing without friction, Innflow connects tools, defines goals, and lets AI handle repetitive tasks in the background. Users can link Gmail, Slack, Calendar, Notion, and many more productivity apps, then prompt an agent to scan emails, tasks, and documents, summarize information instantly, schedule work, draft responses, and move processes forward with no manual training required. Innflow is designed for modern teams that want to interact with agents like coworkers in Slack, Teams, and email. Its agents can support more than a billion possible configurations across sales, support, marketing, knowledge management, and operations. For sales, Innflow can capture leads the moment they arrive, research accounts, qualify prospects, craft personalized emails, and book meetings.
    Starting Price: $19.99 per month
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    Atako

    Atako

    Atako

    Atako is a workspace where humans and AI agents work together. Atako gives you a workforce: AI agents that each have their own computer, a role on your team and a scope of work. They browse, handle files, use software and carry missions over time. - Agent-to-agent collaboration: agents delegate tasks to each other, ask for a second opinion and hand over the relay. - Human notices: when an agent needs a decision, a permission or has a blocker, it raises its hand. You answer in one click. - Shared projects: humans and agents work on the same board, and a wiki documents everything as the project moves. - One dashboard: see what each agent is doing right now, what it has accomplished and where it needs you. - Permissions per integration: connect Slack, Notion, GitHub, HubSpot and 190+ tools, then decide what each agent can read or write, tool by tool. Pick any model (OpenAI, Anthropic, Mistral...) with Atako credits or your own API key. 14-day free trial, no credit card.
    Starting Price: €20 per active agent per month
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    APX

    APX

    Agent Project Context

    APX is a free, open-source desktop application and local agent workspace for coordinating AI agents around projects. Users can create role-specific agents, assign and delegate work, review activity on a shared task board, and keep conversations and project context together. APX also supports scheduled routines, a browser agents can operate with user oversight, and access through an Android companion and messaging channels including Telegram, WhatsApp, Discord, Slack, and iMessage. Users can connect supported model services, local models, coding tools, and MCP servers; model and connected-service charges may apply separately. Desktop releases are available for Windows, macOS, and Linux, with an option to run the core on a server the user controls.
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    Botcadence

    Botcadence

    Botcadence Private Limited

    Botcadence gives small and mid-size businesses one AI agent for phone calls, WhatsApp, Instagram DMs, Telegram, SMS, Gmail and website chat or voice. The agent answers from your own knowledge base (files, web pages and your Google Business Profile), qualifies leads, books appointments in Google Calendar, Calendly or Cal.com, and creates tickets in Zendesk, Freshdesk or Intercom. It updates HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive, Zoho CRM, HighLevel and more. Voice AI connects to Twilio, Telnyx, Plivo, Exotel or any SIP carrier, answers calls 24/7 and transfers to your team with a warm briefing. Outbound campaigns respect calling hours and time zones, skip do-not-call contacts and detect voicemail. Teammates can take over any chat. After each conversation, Botcadence records sentiment and dispositions and can send SMS, email or WhatsApp follow-ups. Free plan for web chat and WhatsApp; paid plans from $39 a month; Voice AI $299 a month with 1,500 minutes.
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    Muse for Small Business
    Muse for Small Business is a collection of AI agent capabilities from Meta designed to help small business owners automate work and make progress on ongoing business goals. Built around the Muse personal AI agent, it can take responsibility for tasks and projects, continue working in the background, and turn longer-term objectives into actionable plans. Muse can assist with activities such as creating client pitches, building product pages, planning content, drafting communications, managing inventory, and monitoring cash flow. The agent connects with business applications including Shopify, QuickBooks, Stripe, Slack, Asana, Canva, Notion, Klaviyo, Dropbox, Figma, Zoom, and other supported tools. It can also connect with Facebook, Instagram, and Meta ads to learn about the business, understand its voice, identify what is working, and help improve advertising and content.
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    pagergpt

    pagergpt

    pagergpt

    pagergpt is a no-code AI Agent platform for SMBs, startups, and enterprises to create AI Agents for customer support, sales, retail, e-commerce, and internal operations. Build AI Agents trained on your website, documents, or by connecting with Notion, Intercom, Zendesk, Freshdesk, Google Drive, Notion, Confluence knowledge base to instantly resolve up to 80% of customer support, automate refunds, and queries instantly. Connect pagergpt with tools like Freshdesk, Zendesk, Intercom, Gmail, Outlook, Zoho Desk, Stripe, Shopify, Hubspot, Calendly, Cal to automate tickets, refunds/returns, order tracking, cancellations, upgrades, bookings, lead qualification, and payments and more. Create your AI Agent and go live in minutes.
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    KutrimBots

    KutrimBots

    KutrimBots

    KutrimBots is a cloud-based AI agent platform for founders, freelancers and small teams. Users create role-based agents for research, writing, sales, customer support and operations, then organize them in channels where agents exchange context and hand off work. Agents connect to business apps such as Gmail, Slack, Google Sheets, HubSpot, Shopify and WhatsApp; read connected information; and run scheduled or event-triggered automations. A shared, searchable memory stores company knowledge across the team. Actions such as sending, posting, paying or deleting can be set to wait for human approval. The service also includes a CRM, inbox, forms, bookings, invoices, website chat and support tools. It runs as a hosted web service accessible from desktop and mobile browsers. Plans include AI model usage, and users can connect their own provider or API key.