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FeaturePromptbook AppPromptbook Open SourceGrok BotOpenClawOpenAI DotsMeta MuseChatGPTGemini for Google Workspace (Duet AI)Claude CoworkClaude CodeCodexn8nMakePaperclipMicrosoft Copilot Studio
Best suited forOngoing business operationsDevelopment and testing on your own hostAI teammates in chatAssistants in messaging channelsPersonal goals and delegation in ChatGPTPersonal organization through WhatsAppGeneral assistant and cloud agentsGoogle Workspace automationDelegated work across documents and appsDevelopment in the terminal and scriptsCoding and code reviewVisual workflows with self-hostingVisual cloud integrationsAgent organizations and budgetsAgents for Microsoft 365 and Power Platform
Self-hostingYesYour computer or serverYesYour computer or serverNoxAI cloud, desktop accessYesYour own GatewayNoOpenAI cloudNoMeta cloudNoOpenAI cloudNoGoogle cloudNoAnthropic cloud, Desktop accessYesLocal CLI, optional cloudYesLocal CLI, optional cloudYesOwn instance or n8n CloudNoMake cloud, network connectorYesOwn instanceNoMicrosoft Power Platform
Runs with your computer offConditionalWhen hosted elsewhereConditionalWhen hosted elsewhereYesCloud routinesConditionalWhen Gateway runs elsewhereYesCloud computer for each dotYesCloud sessionsYesScheduled tasksYesWorkspace Studio flowsYesCloud tasksConditionalRemote sessionsConditionalCodex CloudConditionalWhen hosted elsewhereYesCloud scenariosConditionalWhen hosted elsewhereYesCloud flows
Where your data livesOn your host: project files with Git change history.On your host: project files with Git change history.Files and sessions in xAI cloudOn your host: workspaces and Gateway sessions; optional workspace GitContext and cloud computer at OpenAI; connected sources separateData in a dedicated service cloud VMChats and uploaded files at OpenAI; connected sources separateData in Google Workspace services and connected systemsAnthropic cloud; permitted local files are processed in the cloudLocal project and sessions; context sent to the model. Optional cloud.Local project or Codex Cloud by mode; context at the modelOwn instance database and files, or n8n CloudScenarios and history in Make cloud; connected sources separateOn your host: task database and local files; cloud option also availablePower Platform environment and connected data sources
AI modelsClaude, GPT, Gemini, Qwen, … including local. Automatic choice from available models for the task.Claude, GPT, Gemini, Qwen, … including local. Automatic choice from available models for the task.GrokClaude, GPT, Gemini, Qwen, … including local; routing and fallbackGPT 6-family modelsMeta’s Muse modelsOpenAI models by plan and modeGeminiClaudeClaude; connections by configurationModels available in Codex; custom provider via CLI configurationClaude, GPT, Gemini, Qwen, … including local via OllamaGPT, Claude, Gemini, … depending on connection and planClaude, GPT, Gemini, Qwen, … depending on connected toolSelected GPT, Claude, … by region and configuration
Scheduled tasksYesRecurring agent tasksYesRecurring agent tasksYesBot routinesYesGateway scheduled jobsYesReminders and recurring checksNot documentedGoal-based work is documentedYesScheduled tasks and agentsYesWorkspace StudioYesScheduled tasksYesSession, Desktop and cloudYesScheduled tasks in the appYesSchedules and eventsYesSchedules and eventsYesSchedules and eventsYesEvents and scheduled flows
IntegrationsUniversal browser. Web apps even without a connector.Universal browser. Web apps even without a connector.Browser, connected apps and desktop commandsBrowser, plugins, MCP and messaging channelsPlugins, browser and delegation to Work/CodexBrowser, connectors and custom API/CLI toolsApps/plugins, MCP and browser in agent modeGoogle Workspace, supported connectors and stepsConnectors/MCP, browser and permitted folders through DesktopMCP, terminal and Chrome through a supported extensionMCP, plugins, terminal and browser depending on environmentReady-made nodes, HTTP/API, MCP and custom codeReady-made modules, HTTP/API, MCP and custom connectionsConnectors, plugins and connected-agent toolsConnectors, HTTP/API, MCP and Power Platform tools
Passwords and credentialsLocal encrypted Wallet; passwords outside the agent’s context.Local encrypted Wallet; passwords outside the agent’s context.Account bots share sign-ins on the cloud computerGateway stores; external secret providers also supportedProtected saved passwords for supported sites; hidden from the modelSeparate credential service in cloud VM; passwords hidden from agentConnected accounts; protected sign-in via browser takeoverGoogle accounts and connected-service permissionsConnected accounts and permissions; browser sign-insNative sign-in/API keys; MCP credentials depend on serverNative sign-in/API keys and connected-environment credentialsEncrypted credentials in the instance database; own keyConnections and keys managed in MakeLocally encrypted secrets; passed to the agent process at runtimeService connections, identities and Microsoft secret management
Trust modelZero Trust: E2E App–engine. The relay cannot read working content.Zero Trust: E2E App–engine. The relay cannot read working content.Trust in xAI cloud; isolated computer and permissionsOwn Gateway as the trust boundary; pairing and permissionsTrust in OpenAI cloud; rules, permissions and action reviewCloud VM, isolation and independent Sentinel for actionsTrust in OpenAI cloud; permissions and action approvalsTrust in Google cloud; company permissions and data policiesTrust in Anthropic cloud; isolated sessions and permissionsLocal execution; Remote Control over TLS, transcripts on Anthropic servers.Local or cloud execution; selected model processes inputsOwn instance or trust in n8n Cloud; TLS and access administrationTrust in Make cloud; service permissions and encryptionOwn server; authentication and HTTPS/VPN by deploymentTrust in Microsoft cloud; Entra, data policies and optional customer keys
Mobile and remote controlYesApp over E2E to your own engineConditionalLocal Console; remote App use subject to licenceYesGrok Bot app, Slack or X ChatYesChannels and clients; VPN/SSH, optional encrypted tunnelYesChatGPT and connected devicesYesWeb and iOS/Android appsYesWeb, mobile and desktop appsConditionalWorkspace apps; flow management in Workspace StudioYesWeb and mobile; local resources need Desktop runningYesRemote Control on web and mobile; host must stay onConditionalMobile host access or cloud tasks depending on environmentConditionalWeb UI; secure remote access yourself when self-hostingYesMake web interface; no local engineConditionalWeb; configure HTTPS or Tailscale when self-hostingYesTeams, web and other published channels
AI tools and selectionCodex, Claude Code, Gemini CLI, Qwen Code, OpenCode, … Automatic choice by task and availability.Codex, Claude Code, Gemini CLI, Qwen Code, OpenCode, … Automatic choice by task and availability.Built-in Grok BotOwn runtime, Codex/Claude and other integrations; routing and fallbackBuilt-in dot; delegates to ChatGPT Work and CodexBuilt-in Muse runtimeChatGPT, Work and Codex modes depending on planBuilt-in Gemini and Workspace Studio stepsBuilt-in Cowork with ClaudeClaude Code; Anthropic or supported cloud connectionsCodex CLI/app/cloud; capabilities vary by configurationAI nodes, agents and workflow routing; custom codeMake AI Agents and model connections in scenariosClaude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, … by adapterCopilot Studio orchestration, flows and connected agents
Example priceStart $19 · Business $100 per month$0 for permitted usePremium: $30/mo$0 software feeIncluded in eligible plansFree basic accessFree: $0 · Plus: $20/moBusiness Starter: $7/mo on annual commitmentPro: $20/moPro: $20/mo or metered APIFree: $0 · Plus: $20/moCommunity: €0 · Cloud Starter: €20/mo billed annuallyFree: $0$0 software fee$200 per pack/mo or pay as you go
Billing unitPer engine project. AI and infrastructure separate.Your hosting and AIPer seat, shared Grok usageYour hosting and AIChatGPT Pro, Business Premium or EnterpriseFree basic access, optional subscriptionPer user and planPer Workspace userPer Claude userSubscription or API tokensChatGPT plan, plus credits where offeredCloud priced by workflow executionsPlan and usage creditsYour hosting and AICopilot Credits for actions and responses
Example allowanceStart / Business: 3 / 10 specialist agents, 1 / 5 usersNo product support or SLAWeekly usage varies by planNo licence cap1 dot in Pro and Business PremiumDepends on plan and availabilityAgent access and limits vary by planUp to 25 flows per userShared Claude usageShared Claude usage on subscriptionLimited Free access, cloud from eligible PlusStarter: 2,500 executions/moFree: 1,000 credits/moNo licence cap25,000 Copilot Credits per pack
Licence and planStart / Business production licenceVersion-specific public licenceSubscriptionOpen source (MIT)SubscriptionHosted serviceFree and subscriptionSubscriptionSubscriptionSubscription or APIFree and subscriptionCommunity under Sustainable Use License or paid planFree and subscriptionOpen source (MIT)Capacity packs or pay as you go

Self-hosting means the tool runs in your environment. The AI model may run elsewhere. Example prices can vary by country, plan and usage. Sources reviewed 10 November 2026. Integrations, models and access reviewed 11 November 2026.

E2E protects the App–engine connection. External AI and services receive authorized inputs. Git keeps file history; it does not encrypt files or undo external actions. Wallet stays outside Git. Data and security ↗ Connection architecture ↗

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