AI agents and AI teammates: the directory
What each one can actually do, checked against its maker's own pages.
Made by the Mates team. Mates is listed like everyone else, and every fact links its source. How we check
AI teammates16
Agents that keep working on their own, often with a computer of their own, for people and teams.
Send us the name and a link to its docs. We add it once we can source the facts.
Suggest an agentPersonal agents24
Assistants that act for one person across email, calendar, messages and the web.
Open source agents28
Agents you run on your own machine or server.
Assistant agent modes5
Agent modes inside the big chat assistants.
Coding agents17
Agents that write, run and ship code.
More categories
Platforms for building your own agents and automations.
Agents with identity, permissions and audit for large companies.
Browsers and extensions that click through websites for you.
How we check
Every fact links its source. We open each product's own site, docs, pricing page, changelog or code, and take the facts from there, never from another list or a review. Each entry says the day we checked it.
Not documented means not documented. When a maker's pages don't say whether something is there, we say so instead of guessing. Partly means a limited or beta version.
Mates is listed like everyone else. We make Mates. It gets the same eleven checks, claims only what is live today, and shows its No answers. A daily job flags changes in the products we follow, and a person updates the entries.
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Seven side-by-side comparisons, with what each one does better.