Browse products and projects listed for ai agents. Includes agent infrastructure and integration.
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Beta browser interface for defining agent goals; current task execution is unverified.
Current capabilities and availability need verification.
A beta interface remains available. Current execution, support, pricing, and model availability could not be verified.
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Self-hosted AI assistant and agent platform with a web interface, document learning and configurable extensions.
Free MIT-licensed software requiring a configured AGiXT backend and model provider or local model. Hosting, hardware and provider usage can cost extra.
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Workspace for creating AI teammates and automating work across connected apps, documents, and workflows.
Paid workspace plans use credits and concurrent-run limits. Current checkout has no trial; the sample workspace is a read-only tour.
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AI team platform with specialists for content, sales, research and recurring business work.
Specialist AI team platform, retained as an unfeatured listing. Hosted Pro has an eligible-new-account trial requiring a card, followed by paid billing; workflows also consume separate credits. Self-hosting requires infrastructure and model access.
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Legacy AI-workflow listing for Cognosys; current capabilities and availability are unverified.
Current capabilities and availability need verification.
Current product availability could not be confirmed from accessible official documentation. Features, pricing and access remain unverified.
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Cresta agent that helps developers design, generate, test, and revise customer-experience agents, with a CLI for repository work.
Cresta sells Conductor to enterprises and asks teams to book a demo. No public price or self-serve checkout was on the reviewed pages. Cresta's own press page dates the Conductor launch 11 June 2026.
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Platform and Python framework for building, running, and governing teams of AI agents.
CrewAI combines an MIT-licensed Python framework with the separate managed AMP platform. Hosted Basic lists 50 monthly executions and two automations; Enterprise terms are custom. Framework installation and provider configuration differ from hosted platform onboarding.
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Build customer-support agents for voice, chat, and email, connect them to company workflows, and evaluate conversations and agent changes.
Enterprise demo and sign-in paths are available. Request pricing, trial eligibility, and the deployment and data-processing agreement from sales before connecting customer information.
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AI action assistant for calls, email and everyday tasks, with vendor-announced MCP tools for connecting Fo to physical-device workflows.
Fo Mini is free with a daily task limit; OG Fo is free with an eligible invite. Pro is coming soon; Enterprise is custom priced. ChatGPT and Claude connections exclude Mini. Wajo announced Fo MCP and robot action tools on October 19; supported device compatibility and setup were not independently tested.
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Historical browser-based AI agent interface; its current task features need verification.
Current capabilities and availability need verification.
The current site and documentation provide too little usable product detail to confirm features, plans or operating availability.
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Open-source research agent that searches the web or documents and produces reports with citations.
Self-hosting needs Python 3.12+, a model provider, and a search provider. Model and search usage may cost extra; reports need source review.
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Open-source assistant with persistent memory, reusable skills, tools, and scheduled tasks.
Free MIT-licensed agent with macOS/Windows desktop clients and terminal installation. Connect a model provider; provider charges, optional Nous Portal credits and cloud hosting are separate. Scheduled local tasks require the agent to be running.
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AI agent workspace for carrying out research, computer-based tasks, and producing work artifacts.
Free, Pro and Team plans have different credits, model access and concurrent/scheduled task allowances. A specified Pro tier advertises a seven-day trial. Connected tools require authorization; Manus announced joining Meta while continuing its own subscription service.
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Legacy listing for MultiOn web-task automation; the current standalone service is unconfirmed.
Current capabilities and availability need verification.
The former product URL now redirects to The AGI Company. A redirect does not confirm MultiOn access or a product rebrand.
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Visual workflow builder for connecting apps and data, with AI-agent steps and optional custom code.
Self-hosted Community Edition has license restrictions and needs server setup. Hosted plans bill workflow executions; Cloud trial excludes the public API and limits runs and duration.
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Enterprise AI workspace for searching company knowledge, creating deliverables, and building agents and automations.
North is an enterprise workspace with a public demo and sales contact. Deployment and pricing depend on organizational requirements; production self-service sign-up and a free plan were not established. Cohere model APIs are separate offerings.
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Other offerings from this vendor: Command / Embed / Rerank.
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Memory platform and persona-building tools for AI assistants that retain context across interactions.
The new memory platform is an early preview with sales-led access. My AI, Persona Studio and Memory Core have separate access terms; public pricing is unconfirmed.
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Mobile automation service that lets AI agents operate provisioned Android phones through MCP, an API or a CLI, with screen observations and recorded action outcomes.
Paid from first use; no self-service free tier. Cloud Android starts at $20/month or $0.024/minute while rented. The website lists real iPhones at $99/month by reservation; current device documentation says robot-hand iPhones are call-only and outside API, MCP and CLI access. Copilot sends phone-screen content to AI providers; deleting chats does not erase stored records.
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Build and manage customer-service agents across voice and messaging, connect business systems, and review how agents handle requests.
Enterprise inquiry and deployment through Sierra. Paid pricing is based on agreed outcomes; request a quote and confirm what counts as a billable outcome. Check deployment requirements and contract terms with Sierra.
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AI browser automation platform for extracting data, handling documents and completing repeatable web workflows.
Cloud plans include free entry with 5,000 listed credits and paid tiers with differing usage and concurrency limits; free-credit recurrence is not stated. The AGPL-3.0 core can be self-hosted, with separate model and hosting costs. Managed anti-bot features are cloud-specific.
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Shared pages where agents publish docs, dashboards, and mockups that people can comment on, version, and sign.
Free is $0, needs no card, and includes 200 files and 25 MB per deploy plus 7 million agent tokens a month. Pro is $4.50 a month, Max is $9 a month, and Team is $10 per member a month. Enterprise is contact. The public launch date recorded here is 27 October 2026.
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Mac and Windows browser where AI companions research, draft, and run scheduled work in the accounts you already use.
Free includes 500 credits a month and does not require a card. Intern is $20/month for 6,000 credits, Part-Time is $85/month for 25,000, and Full-Time is $250/month for 75,000. Top-ups are $0.01 per credit. Ordinary browsing does not spend credits. The 1.0 release date recorded for this listing is 26 October 2026.
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AI sales-platform listing; current capabilities and access are unverified.
Current capabilities and availability need verification.
Current commercial access and plan limits could not be freshly verified. The sales-platform listing is distinct from SuperAGI's older open-source framework.
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Desktop agent for creative work. It drives installed creative apps and includes on-device design, video, and music tools.
Launched October 8, 2026. The macOS download is free, needs no card, and includes 1,000 credits a month, with up to 500 usable in any 5 hours. Paid monthly seats are $19 (Starter, 1,500 credits), $49 (Creator, 4,700), $149 (Ultra, 14,400), and $500 (GigaMax, 52,000). Annual billing is 15% off. Credit packs start at $11. macOS 15 or later on Apple silicon is the supported desktop; Windows 11 and Linux are alpha. Mobile apps are described as coming soon.
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Shared AI assistant for planning with other people, handling everyday tasks, and creating interactive mini-apps inside conversations.
Currently free under the published terms for personal, noncommercial use. Registration uses a verified mobile number plus email or Google identity. Downloads are listed for iOS, Android and Mac; the iPhone listing requires iOS 26 or later.
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Research a business question, create marketing deliverables, and turn connected work into reusable team workflows with an AI agent.
Starter offers a 14-day trial without a credit card, with limits on users, Playbooks, connectors, and credits. Ongoing use has paid per-seat plans; Enterprise requires sales. Check current prices and credit allowances before subscribing.
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