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Hosted, with nothing to install. Claude and Codex run in shared cloud workspaces your team reaches from the browser, desktop app, Slack, or email.

Local-first: the full workspace is ordinary files opened in an AI coding tool, with Git as a technical dependency and HQ Cloud syncing copies between machines.

1–3 people build skills and automations; everyone else asks from Slack, email, or the browser.

A smaller operator group usually installs HQ and builds skills, while everyone else uses those workflows through Claude Desktop, the ChatGPT app, or bots.

Skills use the SKILL.md format, Skills Library skills download as packages for Claude Code or Codex, and teams bring their own Claude or Codex subscriptions.

Company knowledge lives in plain files your company owns, on an open-source core.

Public or private Spaces, personal or shared connections assigned per Space, and every skill has an owner, suggested changes, and version history.

Skills are shared files that can be reviewed, tested, and rolled back, and connections sit in an encrypted vault granted to people, groups, or bots.

Hosted, with nothing to install. Claude and Codex run in shared cloud workspaces your team reaches from the browser, desktop app, Slack, or email.

Web, desktop, and native mobile apps come with every seat.

1–3 people build skills and automations; everyone else asks from Slack, email, or the browser.

Every person needs their own seat, and chats stay private to whoever opened them unless shared as a snapshot.

Skills use the SKILL.md format, Skills Library skills download as packages for Claude Code or Codex, and teams bring their own Claude or Codex subscriptions.

Runs Claude on Anthropic's own agent loop, and memory lives in each person's account.

Public or private Spaces, personal or shared connections assigned per Space, and every skill has an owner, suggested changes, and version history.

An admin enables each connector, but Team plans have no organization-level controls for memory features.

Hosted, with nothing to install. Claude and Codex run in shared cloud workspaces your team reaches from the browser, desktop app, Slack, or email.

Web, desktop for macOS and Windows, and mobile, with cloud sessions in beta and local sessions that run in a VM on your own machine.

1–3 people build skills and automations; everyone else asks from Slack, email, or the browser.

Built for one person: sessions can't be shared with others, and there is no way to hand one to a colleague.

Skills use the SKILL.md format, Skills Library skills download as packages for Claude Code or Codex, and teams bring their own Claude or Codex subscriptions.

Runs Claude on Anthropic's own agent loop, and memory works in Cowork projects only, which aren't shareable with teammates.

Public or private Spaces, personal or shared connections assigned per Space, and every skill has an owner, suggested changes, and version history.

On Team plans the Cowork toggle is organization-wide with no narrower control, and each person authorizes their own connectors.

Hosted, with nothing to install. Claude and Codex run in shared cloud workspaces your team reaches from the browser, desktop app, Slack, or email.

One shared Viktor instance per workspace, which you talk to inside Slack or Microsoft Teams.

1–3 people build skills and automations; everyone else asks from Slack, email, or the browser.

Everyone works with the same AI employee in chat, and every task, including scheduled automations, draws on credits shared across the workspace.

Skills use the SKILL.md format, Skills Library skills download as packages for Claude Code or Codex, and teams bring their own Claude or Codex subscriptions.

You buy Viktor credits as a separate bill from your AI subscriptions, and Viktor's site doesn't describe choosing the model for a task.

Public or private Spaces, personal or shared connections assigned per Space, and every skill has an owner, suggested changes, and version history.

Integrations you connect are shared with your whole team, and role-based access controls and per-user scoping are still being built.

Hosted, with nothing to install. Claude and Codex run in shared cloud workspaces your team reaches from the browser, desktop app, Slack, or email.

You run it yourself on Postgres, Redis, object storage, and Caddy, or use Block's hosted preview, and agents run on each person's laptop.

1–3 people build skills and automations; everyone else asks from Slack, email, or the browser.

Built for engineers, and everyone you want in a thread installs the desktop app first.

Skills use the SKILL.md format, Skills Library skills download as packages for Claude Code or Codex, and teams bring their own Claude or Codex subscriptions.

Open source under Apache 2.0, any agent that speaks ACP over stdio can run in it, and you supply the model.

Public or private Spaces, personal or shared connections assigned per Space, and every skill has an owner, suggested changes, and version history.

Channel membership is the only gate, and each person configures their own MCP servers with no way for an admin to grant or revoke a tool for the team.

Hosted, with nothing to install. Claude and Codex run in shared cloud workspaces your team reaches from the browser, desktop app, Slack, or email.

Runs Claude in Slack channels, and requires a paid Claude Team subscription with API requests charged on top.

1–3 people build skills and automations; everyone else asks from Slack, email, or the browser.

Focused on the Slack experience, with a desktop experience that is very much single-player.

Skills use the SKILL.md format, Skills Library skills download as packages for Claude Code or Codex, and teams bring their own Claude or Codex subscriptions.

Memory, context, and workflows live inside Anthropic.

Public or private Spaces, personal or shared connections assigned per Space, and every skill has an owner, suggested changes, and version history.

Available to Claude Team and Enterprise customers, on the models and prices Anthropic sets.