# Agentlist

> An open, source-linked directory of 52 persistent personal AI agents — systems that keep context about one person and act on their behalf. Every comparison field cites a dated primary source, and a field no source answers is recorded as `unknown` rather than as a "no". Edition 1, snapshot 2026-10-26, sources checked 2026-10-21 to 2026-10-26. Descriptions are read from official documentation, not independently tested. Code and original catalogue contributions are MIT-licensed; product marks belong to their owners and linked source text keeps its original rights — credit "Agentlist" with a link when reusing this.

52 agents (14 Self-hosted runtime, 30 Hosted agent, 2 Coding tool (adjacent), 2 Under review, 4 Local-first app), 33 comparison fields in 6 groups, 51 dated updates, 3 recorded ecosystem relationships, 19 personal data sources. Disclosure: Project creator affiliated with Ambi; uniform evidence rules and an editorial featured default order.

## Start here

- [Directory index](https://agentlist.wiki/index.md): every agent in one table — maker, availability, price, where it runs, what you keep, and a link to its record.
- [Method](https://agentlist.wiki/method.md): scope, evidence rules, what `documented`, `limited` and `unknown` mean, how dates and funding are recorded, and how to contribute.
- [Everything in one file](https://agentlist.wiki/llms-full.txt): this summary, every field definition and all 52 agent records concatenated, with no links to follow.
- [Structured dataset (JSON)](https://agentlist.wiki/data.json): the machine-readable source of every line in this edition.
- [Update feed (RSS)](https://agentlist.wiki/feed.xml): dated ecosystem updates, each linked to its source.

## Agents

- [Agent Zero](https://agentlist.wiki/agents/agent-zero.md): An agent framework that gives the agent its own Dockerised Linux computer with a terminal, desktop and browser, and can also bridge to the machine you run it on.
- [Alexa+](https://agentlist.wiki/agents/alexa-plus.md): Amazon's generative Alexa, with remembered personal details, routines and agentic web tasks across Echo devices, the Alexa app and the web.
- [Ambi](https://agentlist.wiki/agents/ambi.md): Ambient intelligence carrying context, memory, tasks, and routines across devices and connected tools.
- [Bond](https://agentlist.wiki/agents/bond.md): A work assistant that reads connected tools and keeps one prioritized to-do list of commitments, drafting follow-ups and briefs for the person to send.
- [Catch](https://agentlist.wiki/agents/catch.md): An AI executive assistant for scheduling, inbox triage, travel and outbound calls, reached through ordinary chat and email rather than an app. Closed beta.
- [Claude Code](https://agentlist.wiki/agents/claude-code.md): A coding harness with memory, desktop scheduling, and cloud sessions. Tracked as adjacent because its primary scope is software work.
- [Claude Duet](https://agentlist.wiki/agents/claude-duet.md): A proactive agent for ongoing professional work, daily briefings, and tasks that continue while you are away.
- [Codex](https://agentlist.wiki/agents/codex.md): OpenAI’s coding agent across desktop, terminal, IDE, cloud, and iOS, with local computer use, scheduled tasks, and optional local models.
- [Cue](https://agentlist.wiki/agents/cue.md): Agents with their own phone, email, wallet, and computer, continuing work after logout. This record refers specifically to cue.im.
- [Eney](https://agentlist.wiki/agents/eney.md): A Mac and iPhone assistant that handles app and file tasks, captures meeting notes, and suggests what to do next.
- [Gemini Tasks](https://agentlist.wiki/agents/gemini-spark.md): A cloud personal agent connected to Workspace, designed to work in the background under user direction.
- [Grok Bot](https://agentlist.wiki/agents/grok-bot.md): Named AI teammates that work across apps on a persistent computer and collaborate on ongoing projects.
- [Hark Pro](https://agentlist.wiki/agents/hark.md): A personal agent combining a continuing conversation, memory, and a cloud browser called Handoff.
- [Hermes Agent](https://agentlist.wiki/agents/hermes.md): A persistent assistant that retains knowledge and develops reusable skills through experience.
- [Instinct](https://agentlist.wiki/agents/instinct.md): A personal assistant for errands and bookings through text or calls. Durable memory and background scheduling need further documentation.
- [IronClaw](https://agentlist.wiki/agents/ironclaw.md): A Rust personal assistant emphasizing credential protection and isolated tool execution.
- [Khoj](https://agentlist.wiki/agents/khoj.md): A self-hosted personal AI that indexes your own documents and the web, answers questions over them, and runs scheduled research jobs.
- [Kimi Claw](https://agentlist.wiki/agents/kimi-claw.md): Managed OpenClaw deployment and a Kimi chat connection for existing OpenClaw instances.
- [Letta](https://agentlist.wiki/agents/letta.md): An open-source stateful agent harness whose memory is a git-backed filesystem you can read, edit and version, runnable on your own machine or on Letta Cloud.
- [Lindy](https://agentlist.wiki/agents/lindy.md): A personal and team assistant with editable memory files, reusable skills, and recurring routines.
- [Lucas](https://agentlist.wiki/agents/lucas.md): A proactive assistant in iMessage and WhatsApp that follows up on life admin and completes browser errands, with an encrypted credential vault.
- [Manus](https://agentlist.wiki/agents/manus.md): A general agent with its own cloud computer and projects that carry instructions and files between tasks, plus scheduled and event-triggered automations.
- [Martin](https://agentlist.wiki/agents/martin.md): A personal assistant reached by text, phone call or email that manages calendar and inbox, keeps notes and to-dos, and takes proactive actions.
- [MaxClaw](https://agentlist.wiki/agents/maxclaw.md): A managed cloud assistant built on OpenClaw with integrated tools and expert agents.
- [Moltis](https://agentlist.wiki/agents/moltis.md): A single-binary Rust agent server you run on your own hardware, with durable memory, sandboxed tool execution and more than ten chat channels.
- [Muse](https://agentlist.wiki/agents/muse.md): A personal agent that uses a dedicated virtual machine and connected apps to advance ongoing goals.
- [nanobot](https://agentlist.wiki/agents/nanobot.md): A Python personal-agent framework with persistent workflows across terminal, browser, and chat apps.
- [NanoClaw](https://agentlist.wiki/agents/nanoclaw.md): A customizable personal assistant running individual agents in isolated containers.
- [Noah](https://agentlist.wiki/agents/heynoah.md): An AI chief of staff reached by text and voice rather than an app, which schedules, chases follow-ups and surfaces insights. Pricing and sign-up are not published.
- [Omi](https://agentlist.wiki/agents/omi.md): An always-listening personal AI that captures conversations and your screen, turning them into summaries, action items and searchable memory, with an optional pendant.
- [OpenAI Dots](https://agentlist.wiki/agents/dots.md): An always-on personal agent with its own cloud computer and context carried between conversations.
- [OpenClaw](https://agentlist.wiki/agents/openclaw.md): A persistent assistant gateway connecting your devices, tools, models, and chat channels.
- [OpenFang](https://agentlist.wiki/agents/openfang.md): A Rust agent operating system whose autonomous packages perform ongoing scheduled work.
- [OpenHuman](https://agentlist.wiki/agents/openhuman.md): A local-first desktop personal AI that drives your real browser and desktop apps, with editable memory and more than a dozen messaging channels.
- [Pally](https://agentlist.wiki/agents/pally.md): A personal assistant in messaging that remembers people, handles bookings and calls, and can work with your Mac or other people’s Pallys.
- [Perplexity Computer](https://agentlist.wiki/agents/perplexity-computer.md): A cloud agent with a real filesystem and browser, a memory called Brain that models your projects and people, and an optional desktop app that controls your own machine.
- [Persona](https://agentlist.wiki/agents/persona.md): A personal agent for messages, calls and errands, with an optional voice-activated wristband.
- [Pickle](https://agentlist.wiki/agents/pickle.md): An AI character with its own browser, outbound phone calls, a credential Vault, and agent-to-agent conversations.
- [PicoClaw](https://agentlist.wiki/agents/picoclaw.md): A Go personal assistant designed for small devices and diverse hardware.
- [Poke](https://agentlist.wiki/agents/poke.md): A proactive assistant reached through familiar messaging apps, with integrations and shareable automation recipes.
- [QwenPaw](https://agentlist.wiki/agents/qwenpaw.md): A self-hostable personal agent workstation with three layers of memory kept as editable Markdown, heartbeat check-ins and more than a dozen chat channels.
- [Rene](https://agentlist.wiki/agents/rene.md): A messaging assistant that coordinates email, calendars and browser errands, with Rene-to-Rene planning between people.
- [Simular](https://agentlist.wiki/agents/simular.md): A computer-use agent that operates real desktops by seeing the screen, clicking and typing, on your own machine or on a cloud computer you keep.
- [Skye](https://agentlist.wiki/agents/skye.md): A proactive home-screen assistant that combines calendar, email, finances and health into a ranked feed of contextual cards and briefings.
- [Thine](https://agentlist.wiki/agents/thine.md): A conversation-memory assistant that records speech and meetings, then uses the shared context for questions, notes and connected-app actions.
- [Tomo](https://agentlist.wiki/agents/tomo.md): A personal AI coach in iMessage and iOS that remembers goals, checks in, and builds tools to keep you on track.
- [Town](https://agentlist.wiki/agents/town.md): A personal work assistant with shared memory across channels, connected accounts, and recurring background routines.
- [Underdog](https://agentlist.wiki/agents/underdog.md): An on-device assistant for email, calendars, notes, dictation, and errands, with locally stored memory.
- [Vora Aegis](https://agentlist.wiki/agents/vora.md): A local AI appliance you own: an assistant called a Guardian builds an encrypted database of your digital life on the device and runs open models on it. Announced for Spring 2027; reservations only.
- [Wabi](https://agentlist.wiki/agents/wabi.md): A shared personal agent for friends and family, with group chats and custom apps built inside each conversation.
- [ZeroClaw](https://agentlist.wiki/agents/zeroclaw.md): A Rust agent runtime combining persistent operation, messaging, tools, and hardware access.
- [Zo Computer](https://agentlist.wiki/agents/zo.md): A personal always-on cloud computer with a real filesystem, reachable over chat, text or email, which runs automations and can also host sites and services.

## Comparison dimensions

- [Company & launch](https://agentlist.wiki/method.md): Company type, Company stage, Disclosed funding, Launch date. Who makes it and when it arrived. Company type and funding are context, not a quality score: an open-source project and a public company carry different risks, not better or worse ones.
- [What it can do](https://agentlist.wiki/method.md): What stands out, Computer use, Controls your computer, Its own computer, Works while your computer is off, Browser control, Voice & ambient listening, Background work & triggers. What this agent can actually operate — a machine of its own, yours, or neither. Computer control is three separate questions, and most products answer only some of them.
- [Apps & access](https://agentlist.wiki/method.md): Native desktop apps, iPhone & Android apps, Web & messaging, Messaging services, Native hardware, Developer API. Where you reach it and on what. A messaging integration is not a native app, so the two are tracked apart; an app listed here is a real first-party client.
- [Models & plans](https://agentlist.wiki/method.md): Models & providers, Bring your own model, Included in another plan, Price & usage costs. What you pay and what runs underneath. Where an agent is bundled into a larger subscription, the price shown is that subscription's — there is no separate fee for the agent.
- [Vendor lock-in](https://agentlist.wiki/method.md): If the vendor stops, Remote shut-off, What you keep. How hard it is to leave, and what survives if the company does. Almost no hosted vendor publishes a shutdown commitment, so an answer here is usually read from the architecture rather than from a promise.
- [Ownership & control](https://agentlist.wiki/method.md): Open source & license, Where it runs, Passwords & credentials, Approval before actions, What it remembers, Edit & export your data, Privacy & isolation, Availability & access. What it asks before acting, what it remembers, and who else can see it. These are the questions that decide whether you would hand it your inbox.

## Optional

- [Interactive directory](https://agentlist.wiki/): the site this Markdown edition mirrors.
- [Repository and contribution guide](https://github.com/sunnya97/agentlist): one JSON file per agent, reviewed through pull requests.