DevOS
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How DevOS compares, capability by capability.
Pick two to four products. The summary says where DevOS leads, is level or trails today, from what each vendor documents. DevOS is a beta, and what is only planned is shown apart and never counted as a lead.
Last verified: vendor facts read on from each vendor’s own pages. DevOS claims checked against the product repo on .
Recheck at launch. Prices, plan names and features change often. Every figure here is a paraphrase of a page as it read on the date shown, not an offer or advice, and must be re-verified before this site goes public. Privacy and encryption entries are vendor claims, unaudited.
Comparison
Products to compare (DevOS is always shown; choose 2 to 4 others)
Where DevOS stands against your selection
Against Happy, Paseo, Claude Code Remote Control and Conductor, DevOS today leads on 0, is level on 5 and trails on 6 of 11 capabilities with documented data.
Where DevOS leads 0
Nothing against this whole selection. A capability where DevOS is ahead of only some of the products is listed under level.
Where it is level 5
- Reach your own computer from awayLevel with Happy, Paseo and Claude Code Remote Control. DevOS today: Yes.
- Invite another person into a sessionLevel with Happy and Conductor. DevOS today: Yes.
- Agent runs on your own machineLevel with Happy, Paseo, Claude Code Remote Control and Conductor. DevOS today: Yes.
- End-to-end encrypted session payloadsLevel with Happy and Paseo; ahead of Claude Code Remote Control and Conductor. DevOS today: Yes.
- Works with several agent vendorsLevel with Happy and Paseo; ahead of Claude Code Remote Control. DevOS today: Yes.
Where it trails today 6
- Phone or tablet appAhead: Happy, Paseo, Claude Code Remote Control and Conductor. DevOS today: Partial.
- Android app PlannedAhead: Happy, Paseo and Claude Code Remote Control. DevOS today: No. Planned is not shipped.
- Open sourceAhead: Happy and Paseo. DevOS today: No.
- Admin-managed controls or policy PlannedAhead: Claude Code Remote Control and Conductor. DevOS today: No. Planned is not shipped.
- Roles and limited accessAhead: Claude Code Remote Control. DevOS today: Partial.
- Shared team workspace PlannedAhead: Happy, Paseo and Conductor. DevOS today: No. Planned is not shipped.
On the DevOS roadmap, not available, never counted as a lead: android app, admin-managed controls or policy, shared team workspace and audit log.
No documented data for this selection: audit log. Not documented is not the same as No, so these are not counted either way.
DevOS is a beta. The iPhone and iPad apps are invitation-only, the team plane, admin policy and fenced claims are planned, there is no Android app, guests who can reply are not available, and git and pull-request actions work for Xirp desktop sessions only. A lead is claimed only where the vendors’ own pages say so for every product that documents the capability. Price is shown but never ranked.
Only where DevOS differs hides rows where every selected product that documents the capability is level with DevOS today. Rows with nothing documented, and price, stay.
- Yes Documented on the pages read
- Partial Partly, or with limits (see the detail)
- No The pages read say it is not there
- Not documented Not in the pages read. Not the same as No
- Planned On the roadmap, not available
- Price List price, not ranked
Select any cell to see the vendor’s own wording, the source link and the date it was read.
| Capability | DevOS Shipped | DevOS Planned | GitHub Copilot (Business/Enterprise) | Claude (Team/Enterprise) + Claude Code | Claude Code Remote Control | OpenAI Codex / ChatGPT Business | Cursor (Teams) | Windsurf (now Devin Desktop) | Devin (Cognition) | Warp | Factory (Droid) | Replit | Conductor | GitKraken Kepler | Augment Code / Intent | Happy | Paseo | Tactic Remote | amux | Nimbalyst | Omnara | Superconductor |
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| Phone or tablet app | Same as shipped | |||||||||||||||||||||
| DevOS (shipped) on Phone or tablet app: Partial, iPhone and iPad, invitation-only beta A native or installable app for phones or tablets that is named on the vendor’s pages. What is true today The iPhone and iPad apps are in beta by invitation through TestFlight; they are not publicly installable. A paired browser shows the same inbox. More on this site: this site, checked . GitHub Copilot (Business/Enterprise) on Phone or tablet app: Partial, GitHub Mobile named, not what it controls A native or installable app for phones or tablets that is named on the vendor’s pages. The vendor’s own wording Source: docs.github.com, read . Claude (Team/Enterprise) + Claude Code on Phone or tablet app: Yes, iOS and Android A native or installable app for phones or tablets that is named on the vendor’s pages. The vendor’s own wording Source: claude.com, read . Claude Code Remote Control on Phone or tablet app: Yes, iOS and Android A native or installable app for phones or tablets that is named on the vendor’s pages. The vendor’s own wording Source: code.claude.com, read . OpenAI Codex / ChatGPT Business on Phone or tablet app: Yes, iOS app A native or installable app for phones or tablets that is named on the vendor’s pages. The vendor’s own wording Source: learn.chatgpt.com, read . Cursor (Teams) on Phone or tablet app: Yes, Native iOS app A native or installable app for phones or tablets that is named on the vendor’s pages. The vendor’s own wording Source: cursor.com, read . Windsurf (now Devin Desktop) on Phone or tablet app: Not documented A native or installable app for phones or tablets that is named on the vendor’s pages. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: devin.ai, read . Devin (Cognition) on Phone or tablet app: Not documented A native or installable app for phones or tablets that is named on the vendor’s pages. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: devin.ai, read . Warp on Phone or tablet app: Not documented A native or installable app for phones or tablets that is named on the vendor’s pages. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: warp.dev, read . Factory (Droid) on Phone or tablet app: Not documented A native or installable app for phones or tablets that is named on the vendor’s pages. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: factory.com, read . Replit on Phone or tablet app: Yes, iOS and Android apps A native or installable app for phones or tablets that is named on the vendor’s pages. The vendor’s own wording Source: replit.com, read . Conductor on Phone or tablet app: Yes, Mobile app A native or installable app for phones or tablets that is named on the vendor’s pages. The vendor’s own wording Source: conductor.build, read . GitKraken Kepler on Phone or tablet app: Partial, Mobile control, platform not stated A native or installable app for phones or tablets that is named on the vendor’s pages. The vendor’s own wording Source: gitkraken.com, read . Augment Code / Intent on Phone or tablet app: Yes, iOS (Intent Mobile) A native or installable app for phones or tablets that is named on the vendor’s pages. The vendor’s own wording Source: augmentcode.com, read . Happy on Phone or tablet app: Yes, iOS and Android A native or installable app for phones or tablets that is named on the vendor’s pages. The vendor’s own wording Source: github.com, read . Paseo on Phone or tablet app: Yes, iOS and Android A native or installable app for phones or tablets that is named on the vendor’s pages. The vendor’s own wording Source: paseo.sh, read . Tactic Remote on Phone or tablet app: Yes, iPhone and iPad A native or installable app for phones or tablets that is named on the vendor’s pages. The vendor’s own wording Source: tacticremote.com, read . amux on Phone or tablet app: Yes, iOS app and web app A native or installable app for phones or tablets that is named on the vendor’s pages. The vendor’s own wording Source: amux.io, read . Nimbalyst on Phone or tablet app: Yes, iOS companion A native or installable app for phones or tablets that is named on the vendor’s pages. The vendor’s own wording Source: nimbalyst.com, read . Omnara on Phone or tablet app: Not documented A native or installable app for phones or tablets that is named on the vendor’s pages. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: omnara.com, read . Superconductor on Phone or tablet app: Yes, iPhone and iPad A native or installable app for phones or tablets that is named on the vendor’s pages. The vendor’s own wording Source: superconductor.com, read . | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| Reach your own computer from away | Same as shipped | |||||||||||||||||||||
| DevOS (shipped) on Reach your own computer from away: Yes, Through the relay, away from home You can control an agent on your own computer from a phone or browser when you are not on the same network. Documented relay, tunnel or account route. What is true today Your phone reaches your Mac or a Linux computer through the relay. The relay sees routing, pairing and push metadata. The owner’s first pairing still uses a setup code shown on the Mac. More on this site: this site, checked . GitHub Copilot (Business/Enterprise) on Reach your own computer from away: Not documented You can control an agent on your own computer from a phone or browser when you are not on the same network. Documented relay, tunnel or account route. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: docs.github.com, read . Claude (Team/Enterprise) + Claude Code on Reach your own computer from away: Not documented You can control an agent on your own computer from a phone or browser when you are not on the same network. Documented relay, tunnel or account route. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: claude.com, read . Claude Code Remote Control on Reach your own computer from away: Yes, Through Anthropic’s API, outbound only You can control an agent on your own computer from a phone or browser when you are not on the same network. Documented relay, tunnel or account route. The vendor’s own wording Source: code.claude.com, read . OpenAI Codex / ChatGPT Business on Reach your own computer from away: Not documented You can control an agent on your own computer from a phone or browser when you are not on the same network. Documented relay, tunnel or account route. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: learn.chatgpt.com, read . Cursor (Teams) on Reach your own computer from away: Yes, Remote Control to local agents You can control an agent on your own computer from a phone or browser when you are not on the same network. Documented relay, tunnel or account route. The vendor’s own wording Source: cursor.com, read . Windsurf (now Devin Desktop) on Reach your own computer from away: Not documented You can control an agent on your own computer from a phone or browser when you are not on the same network. Documented relay, tunnel or account route. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: devin.ai, read . Devin (Cognition) on Reach your own computer from away: Not documented You can control an agent on your own computer from a phone or browser when you are not on the same network. Documented relay, tunnel or account route. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: devin.ai, read . Warp on Reach your own computer from away: Not documented You can control an agent on your own computer from a phone or browser when you are not on the same network. Documented relay, tunnel or account route. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: warp.dev, read . Factory (Droid) on Reach your own computer from away: Not documented You can control an agent on your own computer from a phone or browser when you are not on the same network. Documented relay, tunnel or account route. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: factory.com, read . Replit on Reach your own computer from away: Not documented You can control an agent on your own computer from a phone or browser when you are not on the same network. Documented relay, tunnel or account route. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: replit.com, read . Conductor on Reach your own computer from away: Not documented You can control an agent on your own computer from a phone or browser when you are not on the same network. Documented relay, tunnel or account route. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: conductor.build, read . GitKraken Kepler on Reach your own computer from away: Not documented You can control an agent on your own computer from a phone or browser when you are not on the same network. Documented relay, tunnel or account route. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: gitkraken.com, read . Augment Code / Intent on Reach your own computer from away: Not documented You can control an agent on your own computer from a phone or browser when you are not on the same network. Documented relay, tunnel or account route. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: augmentcode.com, read . Happy on Reach your own computer from away: Yes, Relay server You can control an agent on your own computer from a phone or browser when you are not on the same network. Documented relay, tunnel or account route. The vendor’s own wording Source: github.com, read . Paseo on Reach your own computer from away: Yes, Relay, LAN or your own tunnel You can control an agent on your own computer from a phone or browser when you are not on the same network. Documented relay, tunnel or account route. The vendor’s own wording Source: paseo.sh, read . Tactic Remote on Reach your own computer from away: Yes, Relay or Cloudflare Tunnel You can control an agent on your own computer from a phone or browser when you are not on the same network. Documented relay, tunnel or account route. The vendor’s own wording Source: tacticremote.com, read . amux on Reach your own computer from away: Partial, Dashboard; you add Tailscale You can control an agent on your own computer from a phone or browser when you are not on the same network. Documented relay, tunnel or account route. The vendor’s own wording Source: amux.io, read . Nimbalyst on Reach your own computer from away: Not documented You can control an agent on your own computer from a phone or browser when you are not on the same network. Documented relay, tunnel or account route. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: nimbalyst.com, read . Omnara on Reach your own computer from away: Not documented You can control an agent on your own computer from a phone or browser when you are not on the same network. Documented relay, tunnel or account route. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: omnara.com, read . Superconductor on Reach your own computer from away: Not documented You can control an agent on your own computer from a phone or browser when you are not on the same network. Documented relay, tunnel or account route. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: superconductor.com, read . | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| Invite another person into a session | Same as shipped | |||||||||||||||||||||
| DevOS (shipped) on Invite another person into a session: Yes, Invite by link or QR code Another person can be let into a session or workspace. For DevOS this works by link or QR code from anywhere; guests can watch, and guests who reply are not available yet. What is true today An invite is a link or a QR code. A link can go by any channel and joins through the relay, so there is no same Wi-Fi and no scan at the Mac; the owner approves a link by matching a four-digit code. Guests can watch. Guests who can reply are not available yet. More on this site: this site, checked . GitHub Copilot (Business/Enterprise) on Invite another person into a session: Not documented Another person can be let into a session or workspace. For DevOS this works by link or QR code from anywhere; guests can watch, and guests who reply are not available yet. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: docs.github.com, read . Claude (Team/Enterprise) + Claude Code on Invite another person into a session: Not documented Another person can be let into a session or workspace. For DevOS this works by link or QR code from anywhere; guests can watch, and guests who reply are not available yet. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: claude.com, read . Claude Code Remote Control on Invite another person into a session: Not documented Another person can be let into a session or workspace. For DevOS this works by link or QR code from anywhere; guests can watch, and guests who reply are not available yet. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: code.claude.com, read . OpenAI Codex / ChatGPT Business on Invite another person into a session: Not documented Another person can be let into a session or workspace. For DevOS this works by link or QR code from anywhere; guests can watch, and guests who reply are not available yet. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: learn.chatgpt.com, read . Cursor (Teams) on Invite another person into a session: Not documented Another person can be let into a session or workspace. For DevOS this works by link or QR code from anywhere; guests can watch, and guests who reply are not available yet. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: cursor.com, read . Windsurf (now Devin Desktop) on Invite another person into a session: Not documented Another person can be let into a session or workspace. For DevOS this works by link or QR code from anywhere; guests can watch, and guests who reply are not available yet. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: devin.ai, read . Devin (Cognition) on Invite another person into a session: Not documented Another person can be let into a session or workspace. For DevOS this works by link or QR code from anywhere; guests can watch, and guests who reply are not available yet. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: devin.ai, read . Warp on Invite another person into a session: Not documented Another person can be let into a session or workspace. For DevOS this works by link or QR code from anywhere; guests can watch, and guests who reply are not available yet. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: warp.dev, read . Factory (Droid) on Invite another person into a session: Not documented Another person can be let into a session or workspace. For DevOS this works by link or QR code from anywhere; guests can watch, and guests who reply are not available yet. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: factory.com, read . Replit on Invite another person into a session: Yes, Up to 15 collaborators Another person can be let into a session or workspace. For DevOS this works by link or QR code from anywhere; guests can watch, and guests who reply are not available yet. The vendor’s own wording Source: replit.com, read . Conductor on Invite another person into a session: Yes, Multiplayer workspace Another person can be let into a session or workspace. For DevOS this works by link or QR code from anywhere; guests can watch, and guests who reply are not available yet. The vendor’s own wording Source: conductor.build, read . GitKraken Kepler on Invite another person into a session: Not documented Another person can be let into a session or workspace. For DevOS this works by link or QR code from anywhere; guests can watch, and guests who reply are not available yet. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: gitkraken.com, read . Augment Code / Intent on Invite another person into a session: Not documented Another person can be let into a session or workspace. For DevOS this works by link or QR code from anywhere; guests can watch, and guests who reply are not available yet. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: augmentcode.com, read . Happy on Invite another person into a session: Yes, Invite into a session Another person can be let into a session or workspace. For DevOS this works by link or QR code from anywhere; guests can watch, and guests who reply are not available yet. The vendor’s own wording Source: github.com, read . Paseo on Invite another person into a session: Not documented Another person can be let into a session or workspace. For DevOS this works by link or QR code from anywhere; guests can watch, and guests who reply are not available yet. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: paseo.sh, read . Tactic Remote on Invite another person into a session: No, None; one account Another person can be let into a session or workspace. For DevOS this works by link or QR code from anywhere; guests can watch, and guests who reply are not available yet. The vendor’s own wording Source: tacticremote.com, read . amux on Invite another person into a session: No, No team accounts Another person can be let into a session or workspace. For DevOS this works by link or QR code from anywhere; guests can watch, and guests who reply are not available yet. The vendor’s own wording Source: amux.io, read . Nimbalyst on Invite another person into a session: Not documented Another person can be let into a session or workspace. For DevOS this works by link or QR code from anywhere; guests can watch, and guests who reply are not available yet. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: nimbalyst.com, read . Omnara on Invite another person into a session: Not documented Another person can be let into a session or workspace. For DevOS this works by link or QR code from anywhere; guests can watch, and guests who reply are not available yet. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: omnara.com, read . Superconductor on Invite another person into a session: Yes, Shared sessions Another person can be let into a session or workspace. For DevOS this works by link or QR code from anywhere; guests can watch, and guests who reply are not available yet. The vendor’s own wording Source: superconductor.com, read . | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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| DevOS (shipped) on Android app: No, No Android app yet An Android app (not only a web page you can add to the home screen). What is true today There is no Android app today. More on this site: this site, checked . DevOS (planned) on Android app: Planned, Android phones and tablets An Android app (not only a web page you can add to the home screen). What is true today Android phones and tablets are planned. Not available. More on this site: this site, checked . GitHub Copilot (Business/Enterprise) on Android app: Not documented An Android app (not only a web page you can add to the home screen). Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: docs.github.com, read . Claude (Team/Enterprise) + Claude Code on Android app: Yes, Android app An Android app (not only a web page you can add to the home screen). The vendor’s own wording Source: claude.com, read . Claude Code Remote Control on Android app: Yes, Android app An Android app (not only a web page you can add to the home screen). The vendor’s own wording Source: code.claude.com, read . OpenAI Codex / ChatGPT Business on Android app: Not documented An Android app (not only a web page you can add to the home screen). Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: learn.chatgpt.com, read . Cursor (Teams) on Android app: Not documented An Android app (not only a web page you can add to the home screen). Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: cursor.com, read . Windsurf (now Devin Desktop) on Android app: Not documented An Android app (not only a web page you can add to the home screen). Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: devin.ai, read . Devin (Cognition) on Android app: Not documented An Android app (not only a web page you can add to the home screen). Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: devin.ai, read . Warp on Android app: Not documented An Android app (not only a web page you can add to the home screen). Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: warp.dev, read . Factory (Droid) on Android app: Not documented An Android app (not only a web page you can add to the home screen). Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: factory.com, read . Replit on Android app: Yes, Android app An Android app (not only a web page you can add to the home screen). The vendor’s own wording Source: replit.com, read . Conductor on Android app: Not documented An Android app (not only a web page you can add to the home screen). Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: conductor.build, read . GitKraken Kepler on Android app: Not documented An Android app (not only a web page you can add to the home screen). Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: gitkraken.com, read . Augment Code / Intent on Android app: Not documented An Android app (not only a web page you can add to the home screen). Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: augmentcode.com, read . Happy on Android app: Yes, Android app An Android app (not only a web page you can add to the home screen). The vendor’s own wording Source: github.com, read . Paseo on Android app: Yes, Android app An Android app (not only a web page you can add to the home screen). The vendor’s own wording Source: paseo.sh, read . Tactic Remote on Android app: Not documented An Android app (not only a web page you can add to the home screen). Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: tacticremote.com, read . amux on Android app: Partial, Web app only An Android app (not only a web page you can add to the home screen). The vendor’s own wording Source: amux.io, read . Nimbalyst on Android app: Planned, Android planned An Android app (not only a web page you can add to the home screen). The vendor’s own wording Source: nimbalyst.com, read . Omnara on Android app: Not documented An Android app (not only a web page you can add to the home screen). Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: omnara.com, read . Superconductor on Android app: Partial, Web app only An Android app (not only a web page you can add to the home screen). The vendor’s own wording Source: superconductor.com, read . | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Agent runs on your own machine | Same as shipped | |||||||||||||||||||||
| DevOS (shipped) on Agent runs on your own machine: Yes, Your Mac, Linux over SSH, sandboxes The agent can run on a computer you own, not only in the vendor’s cloud. What is true today Your own Mac, Linux computers over SSH and sandbox Linux desktops run the agents. Your machines stay the execution authority. More on this site: this site, checked . GitHub Copilot (Business/Enterprise) on Agent runs on your own machine: Partial, IDE local, agent in the cloud The agent can run on a computer you own, not only in the vendor’s cloud. The vendor’s own wording Source: docs.github.com, read . Claude (Team/Enterprise) + Claude Code on Agent runs on your own machine: Yes, Claude Code local The agent can run on a computer you own, not only in the vendor’s cloud. The vendor’s own wording Source: claude.com, read . Claude Code Remote Control on Agent runs on your own machine: Yes, Stays on your machine The agent can run on a computer you own, not only in the vendor’s cloud. The vendor’s own wording Source: code.claude.com, read . OpenAI Codex / ChatGPT Business on Agent runs on your own machine: Yes, Local and cloud The agent can run on a computer you own, not only in the vendor’s cloud. The vendor’s own wording Source: learn.chatgpt.com, read . Cursor (Teams) on Agent runs on your own machine: Yes, Local and cloud VMs The agent can run on a computer you own, not only in the vendor’s cloud. The vendor’s own wording Source: cursor.com, read . Windsurf (now Devin Desktop) on Agent runs on your own machine: Yes, Local and cloud The agent can run on a computer you own, not only in the vendor’s cloud. The vendor’s own wording Source: devin.ai, read . Devin (Cognition) on Agent runs on your own machine: Yes, Cloud and local The agent can run on a computer you own, not only in the vendor’s cloud. The vendor’s own wording Source: devin.ai, read . Warp on Agent runs on your own machine: Yes, Local plus cloud The agent can run on a computer you own, not only in the vendor’s cloud. The vendor’s own wording Source: warp.dev, read . Factory (Droid) on Agent runs on your own machine: Yes, Cloud and local The agent can run on a computer you own, not only in the vendor’s cloud. The vendor’s own wording Source: factory.com, read . Replit on Agent runs on your own machine: No, Cloud The agent can run on a computer you own, not only in the vendor’s cloud. The vendor’s own wording Source: replit.com, read . Conductor on Agent runs on your own machine: Yes, Local Mac or cloud The agent can run on a computer you own, not only in the vendor’s cloud. The vendor’s own wording Source: conductor.build, read . GitKraken Kepler on Agent runs on your own machine: Yes, Local, SSH or WSL The agent can run on a computer you own, not only in the vendor’s cloud. The vendor’s own wording Source: gitkraken.com, read . Augment Code / Intent on Agent runs on your own machine: Yes, Local and remote machines The agent can run on a computer you own, not only in the vendor’s cloud. The vendor’s own wording Source: augmentcode.com, read . Happy on Agent runs on your own machine: Yes, Your host The agent can run on a computer you own, not only in the vendor’s cloud. The vendor’s own wording Source: github.com, read . Paseo on Agent runs on your own machine: Yes, Your host or home lab The agent can run on a computer you own, not only in the vendor’s cloud. The vendor’s own wording Source: paseo.sh, read . Tactic Remote on Agent runs on your own machine: Yes, Your computer The agent can run on a computer you own, not only in the vendor’s cloud. The vendor’s own wording Source: tacticremote.com, read . amux on Agent runs on your own machine: Yes, Your host The agent can run on a computer you own, not only in the vendor’s cloud. The vendor’s own wording Source: amux.io, read . Nimbalyst on Agent runs on your own machine: Yes, Local desktop The agent can run on a computer you own, not only in the vendor’s cloud. The vendor’s own wording Source: nimbalyst.com, read . Omnara on Agent runs on your own machine: Yes, Local daemon or your VPC The agent can run on a computer you own, not only in the vendor’s cloud. The vendor’s own wording Source: omnara.com, read . Superconductor on Agent runs on your own machine: No, Cloud sandboxes The agent can run on a computer you own, not only in the vendor’s cloud. The vendor’s own wording Source: superconductor.com, read . | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| End-to-end encrypted session payloads | Same as shipped | |||||||||||||||||||||
| DevOS (shipped) on End-to-end encrypted session payloads: Yes, iPhone and iPad apps; browser trusts the relay The service in the middle cannot read session content. Vendor claims are unaudited, and DevOS is not independently audited either. What is true today Session payloads for the iPhone and iPad apps are end-to-end encrypted (X25519 key agreement, AES-256-GCM). A browser session runs code the relay serves, so it trusts the relay. Not independently audited. More on this site: this site, checked . GitHub Copilot (Business/Enterprise) on End-to-end encrypted session payloads: Not documented The service in the middle cannot read session content. Vendor claims are unaudited, and DevOS is not independently audited either. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: docs.github.com, read . Vendor claim, unaudited. Claude (Team/Enterprise) + Claude Code on End-to-end encrypted session payloads: Not documented The service in the middle cannot read session content. Vendor claims are unaudited, and DevOS is not independently audited either. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: claude.com, read . Vendor claim, unaudited. Claude Code Remote Control on End-to-end encrypted session payloads: Partial, TLS via Anthropic’s API, no end-to-end claim The service in the middle cannot read session content. Vendor claims are unaudited, and DevOS is not independently audited either. The vendor’s own wording Source: code.claude.com, read . Vendor claim, unaudited. OpenAI Codex / ChatGPT Business on End-to-end encrypted session payloads: Not documented The service in the middle cannot read session content. Vendor claims are unaudited, and DevOS is not independently audited either. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: learn.chatgpt.com, read . Vendor claim, unaudited. Cursor (Teams) on End-to-end encrypted session payloads: Not documented The service in the middle cannot read session content. Vendor claims are unaudited, and DevOS is not independently audited either. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: cursor.com, read . Vendor claim, unaudited. Windsurf (now Devin Desktop) on End-to-end encrypted session payloads: Not documented The service in the middle cannot read session content. Vendor claims are unaudited, and DevOS is not independently audited either. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: devin.ai, read . Vendor claim, unaudited. Devin (Cognition) on End-to-end encrypted session payloads: Not documented The service in the middle cannot read session content. Vendor claims are unaudited, and DevOS is not independently audited either. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: devin.ai, read . Vendor claim, unaudited. Warp on End-to-end encrypted session payloads: Not documented The service in the middle cannot read session content. Vendor claims are unaudited, and DevOS is not independently audited either. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: warp.dev, read . Vendor claim, unaudited. Factory (Droid) on End-to-end encrypted session payloads: Not documented The service in the middle cannot read session content. Vendor claims are unaudited, and DevOS is not independently audited either. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: factory.com, read . Vendor claim, unaudited. Replit on End-to-end encrypted session payloads: Not documented The service in the middle cannot read session content. Vendor claims are unaudited, and DevOS is not independently audited either. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: replit.com, read . Vendor claim, unaudited. Conductor on End-to-end encrypted session payloads: No, Cloud chat stored on its servers The service in the middle cannot read session content. Vendor claims are unaudited, and DevOS is not independently audited either. The vendor’s own wording Source: conductor.build, read . Vendor claim, unaudited. GitKraken Kepler on End-to-end encrypted session payloads: Not documented The service in the middle cannot read session content. Vendor claims are unaudited, and DevOS is not independently audited either. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: gitkraken.com, read . Vendor claim, unaudited. Augment Code / Intent on End-to-end encrypted session payloads: Not documented The service in the middle cannot read session content. Vendor claims are unaudited, and DevOS is not independently audited either. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: augmentcode.com, read . Vendor claim, unaudited. Happy on End-to-end encrypted session payloads: Yes, Claims E2E mobile app The service in the middle cannot read session content. Vendor claims are unaudited, and DevOS is not independently audited either. The vendor’s own wording Source: github.com, read . Vendor claim, unaudited. Paseo on End-to-end encrypted session payloads: Yes, Claims E2E relay The service in the middle cannot read session content. Vendor claims are unaudited, and DevOS is not independently audited either. The vendor’s own wording Source: paseo.sh, read . Vendor claim, unaudited. Tactic Remote on End-to-end encrypted session payloads: Partial, Relay connections only The service in the middle cannot read session content. Vendor claims are unaudited, and DevOS is not independently audited either. The vendor’s own wording Source: tacticremote.com, read . Vendor claim, unaudited. amux on End-to-end encrypted session payloads: Not documented The service in the middle cannot read session content. Vendor claims are unaudited, and DevOS is not independently audited either. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: amux.io, read . Vendor claim, unaudited. Nimbalyst on End-to-end encrypted session payloads: Not documented The service in the middle cannot read session content. Vendor claims are unaudited, and DevOS is not independently audited either. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: nimbalyst.com, read . Vendor claim, unaudited. Omnara on End-to-end encrypted session payloads: Not documented The service in the middle cannot read session content. Vendor claims are unaudited, and DevOS is not independently audited either. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: omnara.com, read . Vendor claim, unaudited. Superconductor on End-to-end encrypted session payloads: Not documented The service in the middle cannot read session content. Vendor claims are unaudited, and DevOS is not independently audited either. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: superconductor.com, read . Vendor claim, unaudited. | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| Open source | Same as shipped | |||||||||||||||||||||
| DevOS (shipped) on Open source: No, Not open source today The vendor states the code is open source. A licence with a commercial restriction counts as Partial. What is true today DevOS is not open source today. A licence decision has not been made. More on this site: this site, checked . GitHub Copilot (Business/Enterprise) on Open source: Not documented The vendor states the code is open source. A licence with a commercial restriction counts as Partial. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: docs.github.com, read . Claude (Team/Enterprise) + Claude Code on Open source: Not documented The vendor states the code is open source. A licence with a commercial restriction counts as Partial. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: claude.com, read . Claude Code Remote Control on Open source: Not documented The vendor states the code is open source. A licence with a commercial restriction counts as Partial. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: code.claude.com, read . OpenAI Codex / ChatGPT Business on Open source: Partial, CLI only, Apache-2.0 The vendor states the code is open source. A licence with a commercial restriction counts as Partial. The vendor’s own wording Source: learn.chatgpt.com, read . Cursor (Teams) on Open source: Not documented The vendor states the code is open source. A licence with a commercial restriction counts as Partial. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: cursor.com, read . Windsurf (now Devin Desktop) on Open source: Not documented The vendor states the code is open source. A licence with a commercial restriction counts as Partial. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: devin.ai, read . Devin (Cognition) on Open source: Not documented The vendor states the code is open source. A licence with a commercial restriction counts as Partial. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: devin.ai, read . Warp on Open source: Yes, Client, AGPL-3.0 The vendor states the code is open source. A licence with a commercial restriction counts as Partial. The vendor’s own wording Source: warp.dev, read . Factory (Droid) on Open source: Not documented The vendor states the code is open source. A licence with a commercial restriction counts as Partial. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: factory.com, read . Replit on Open source: Not documented The vendor states the code is open source. A licence with a commercial restriction counts as Partial. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: replit.com, read . Conductor on Open source: Not documented The vendor states the code is open source. A licence with a commercial restriction counts as Partial. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: conductor.build, read . GitKraken Kepler on Open source: Not documented The vendor states the code is open source. A licence with a commercial restriction counts as Partial. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: gitkraken.com, read . Augment Code / Intent on Open source: Not documented The vendor states the code is open source. A licence with a commercial restriction counts as Partial. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: augmentcode.com, read . Happy on Open source: Yes, MIT The vendor states the code is open source. A licence with a commercial restriction counts as Partial. The vendor’s own wording Source: github.com, read . Paseo on Open source: Yes, Apache-2.0 The vendor states the code is open source. A licence with a commercial restriction counts as Partial. The vendor’s own wording Source: github.com, read . Tactic Remote on Open source: Not documented The vendor states the code is open source. A licence with a commercial restriction counts as Partial. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: tacticremote.com, read . amux on Open source: Partial, MIT + Commons Clause The vendor states the code is open source. A licence with a commercial restriction counts as Partial. The vendor’s own wording Source: amux.io, read . Nimbalyst on Open source: Partial, Stated, licence not named The vendor states the code is open source. A licence with a commercial restriction counts as Partial. The vendor’s own wording Source: nimbalyst.com, read . Omnara on Open source: Yes, Apache-2.0 The vendor states the code is open source. A licence with a commercial restriction counts as Partial. The vendor’s own wording Source: omnara.com, read . Superconductor on Open source: Not documented The vendor states the code is open source. A licence with a commercial restriction counts as Partial. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: superconductor.com, read . | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| Team and admin | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| Admin-managed controls or policy | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| DevOS (shipped) on Admin-managed controls or policy: No, Not available yet An admin can set controls or policy for a team. Single sign-on alone counts as Partial. What is true today No admin policy today. An owner can let members and guests in. More on this site: this site, checked . DevOS (planned) on Admin-managed controls or policy: Planned, Admin-set policy, always visible to members An admin can set controls or policy for a team. Single sign-on alone counts as Partial. What is true today Admin-set visibility that every member always sees: the effective policy, who holds escrow keys, and when it changed. A design that needs independent review. Not available. More on this site: this site, checked . GitHub Copilot (Business/Enterprise) on Admin-managed controls or policy: Yes, Central management and policy An admin can set controls or policy for a team. Single sign-on alone counts as Partial. The vendor’s own wording Source: docs.github.com, read . Claude (Team/Enterprise) + Claude Code on Admin-managed controls or policy: Partial, SSO and spend pool; more on Enterprise An admin can set controls or policy for a team. Single sign-on alone counts as Partial. The vendor’s own wording Source: claude.com, read . Claude Code Remote Control on Admin-managed controls or policy: Yes, Owner switch, Trusted Devices An admin can set controls or policy for a team. Single sign-on alone counts as Partial. The vendor’s own wording Source: code.claude.com, read . OpenAI Codex / ChatGPT Business on Admin-managed controls or policy: Partial, SSO, MFA; more on Enterprise An admin can set controls or policy for a team. Single sign-on alone counts as Partial. The vendor’s own wording Source: learn.chatgpt.com, read . Cursor (Teams) on Admin-managed controls or policy: Yes, Privacy settings, SSO; controls on Enterprise An admin can set controls or policy for a team. Single sign-on alone counts as Partial. The vendor’s own wording Source: cursor.com, read . Windsurf (now Devin Desktop) on Admin-managed controls or policy: Not documented An admin can set controls or policy for a team. Single sign-on alone counts as Partial. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: devin.ai, read . Devin (Cognition) on Admin-managed controls or policy: Yes, Admin dashboard An admin can set controls or policy for a team. Single sign-on alone counts as Partial. The vendor’s own wording Source: devin.ai, read . Warp on Admin-managed controls or policy: Yes, Admin data controls (Business) An admin can set controls or policy for a team. Single sign-on alone counts as Partial. The vendor’s own wording Source: warp.dev, read . Factory (Droid) on Admin-managed controls or policy: Yes, SSO, SCIM (Business) An admin can set controls or policy for a team. Single sign-on alone counts as Partial. The vendor’s own wording Source: factory.com, read . Replit on Admin-managed controls or policy: Partial, SSO on Enterprise An admin can set controls or policy for a team. Single sign-on alone counts as Partial. The vendor’s own wording Source: replit.com, read . Conductor on Admin-managed controls or policy: Yes, Admin portal (Teams) An admin can set controls or policy for a team. Single sign-on alone counts as Partial. The vendor’s own wording Source: conductor.build, read . GitKraken Kepler on Admin-managed controls or policy: Not documented An admin can set controls or policy for a team. Single sign-on alone counts as Partial. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: gitkraken.com, read . Augment Code / Intent on Admin-managed controls or policy: Partial, SSO, CMEK on Enterprise An admin can set controls or policy for a team. Single sign-on alone counts as Partial. The vendor’s own wording Source: augmentcode.com, read . Happy on Admin-managed controls or policy: No, No admin features on the page An admin can set controls or policy for a team. Single sign-on alone counts as Partial. The vendor’s own wording Source: github.com, read . Paseo on Admin-managed controls or policy: Not documented An admin can set controls or policy for a team. Single sign-on alone counts as Partial. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: paseo.sh, read . Tactic Remote on Admin-managed controls or policy: No, None; one account An admin can set controls or policy for a team. Single sign-on alone counts as Partial. The vendor’s own wording Source: tacticremote.com, read . amux on Admin-managed controls or policy: No, No team accounts An admin can set controls or policy for a team. Single sign-on alone counts as Partial. The vendor’s own wording Source: amux.io, read . Nimbalyst on Admin-managed controls or policy: Not documented An admin can set controls or policy for a team. Single sign-on alone counts as Partial. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: nimbalyst.com, read . Omnara on Admin-managed controls or policy: Partial, Roles and approvals An admin can set controls or policy for a team. Single sign-on alone counts as Partial. The vendor’s own wording Source: omnara.com, read . Superconductor on Admin-managed controls or policy: Partial, Team permissions An admin can set controls or policy for a team. Single sign-on alone counts as Partial. The vendor’s own wording Source: superconductor.com, read . | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| Roles and limited access | Same as shipped | |||||||||||||||||||||
| DevOS (shipped) on Roles and limited access: Partial, Owner, member, guest; guests watch only Different roles for people. DevOS has owner, member and guest, with guests watching until an end date; it does not yet have guests who can reply. What is true today Owner, member and guest roles ship, with several owners and a guest end date. Guests can watch; guests who can reply are not available yet. More on this site: this site, checked . GitHub Copilot (Business/Enterprise) on Roles and limited access: Not documented Different roles for people. DevOS has owner, member and guest, with guests watching until an end date; it does not yet have guests who can reply. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: docs.github.com, read . Claude (Team/Enterprise) + Claude Code on Roles and limited access: Yes, RBAC (Enterprise) Different roles for people. DevOS has owner, member and guest, with guests watching until an end date; it does not yet have guests who can reply. The vendor’s own wording Source: claude.com, read . Claude Code Remote Control on Roles and limited access: Yes, Custom roles permission Different roles for people. DevOS has owner, member and guest, with guests watching until an end date; it does not yet have guests who can reply. The vendor’s own wording Source: code.claude.com, read . OpenAI Codex / ChatGPT Business on Roles and limited access: Yes, RBAC (Enterprise/Edu) Different roles for people. DevOS has owner, member and guest, with guests watching until an end date; it does not yet have guests who can reply. The vendor’s own wording Source: learn.chatgpt.com, read . Cursor (Teams) on Roles and limited access: Not documented Different roles for people. DevOS has owner, member and guest, with guests watching until an end date; it does not yet have guests who can reply. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: cursor.com, read . Windsurf (now Devin Desktop) on Roles and limited access: Not documented Different roles for people. DevOS has owner, member and guest, with guests watching until an end date; it does not yet have guests who can reply. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: devin.ai, read . Devin (Cognition) on Roles and limited access: Not documented Different roles for people. DevOS has owner, member and guest, with guests watching until an end date; it does not yet have guests who can reply. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: devin.ai, read . Warp on Roles and limited access: Not documented Different roles for people. DevOS has owner, member and guest, with guests watching until an end date; it does not yet have guests who can reply. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: warp.dev, read . Factory (Droid) on Roles and limited access: Not documented Different roles for people. DevOS has owner, member and guest, with guests watching until an end date; it does not yet have guests who can reply. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: factory.com, read . Replit on Roles and limited access: Not documented Different roles for people. DevOS has owner, member and guest, with guests watching until an end date; it does not yet have guests who can reply. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: replit.com, read . Conductor on Roles and limited access: Not documented Different roles for people. DevOS has owner, member and guest, with guests watching until an end date; it does not yet have guests who can reply. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: conductor.build, read . GitKraken Kepler on Roles and limited access: Not documented Different roles for people. DevOS has owner, member and guest, with guests watching until an end date; it does not yet have guests who can reply. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: gitkraken.com, read . Augment Code / Intent on Roles and limited access: Not documented Different roles for people. DevOS has owner, member and guest, with guests watching until an end date; it does not yet have guests who can reply. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: augmentcode.com, read . Happy on Roles and limited access: No, No roles on the page Different roles for people. DevOS has owner, member and guest, with guests watching until an end date; it does not yet have guests who can reply. The vendor’s own wording Source: github.com, read . Paseo on Roles and limited access: Not documented Different roles for people. DevOS has owner, member and guest, with guests watching until an end date; it does not yet have guests who can reply. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: paseo.sh, read . Tactic Remote on Roles and limited access: No, None; one account Different roles for people. DevOS has owner, member and guest, with guests watching until an end date; it does not yet have guests who can reply. The vendor’s own wording Source: tacticremote.com, read . amux on Roles and limited access: No, No team accounts Different roles for people. DevOS has owner, member and guest, with guests watching until an end date; it does not yet have guests who can reply. The vendor’s own wording Source: amux.io, read . Nimbalyst on Roles and limited access: Not documented Different roles for people. DevOS has owner, member and guest, with guests watching until an end date; it does not yet have guests who can reply. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: nimbalyst.com, read . Omnara on Roles and limited access: Yes, Role-based access Different roles for people. DevOS has owner, member and guest, with guests watching until an end date; it does not yet have guests who can reply. The vendor’s own wording Source: omnara.com, read . Superconductor on Roles and limited access: Partial, Team permissions Different roles for people. DevOS has owner, member and guest, with guests watching until an end date; it does not yet have guests who can reply. The vendor’s own wording Source: superconductor.com, read . | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| Shared team workspace | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| DevOS (shipped) on Shared team workspace: No, No team plane yet People work together in one shared space of sessions, tasks or notes. What is true today No team plane today: no shared roster, shared context or fenced claims. More on this site: this site, checked . DevOS (planned) on Shared team workspace: Planned, Team plane with shared context People work together in one shared space of sessions, tasks or notes. What is true today Team plane: per-team coordinator, signed roster, shared context and fenced claims on shared work. Not available. More on this site: this site, checked . GitHub Copilot (Business/Enterprise) on Shared team workspace: Not documented People work together in one shared space of sessions, tasks or notes. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: docs.github.com, read . Claude (Team/Enterprise) + Claude Code on Shared team workspace: Not documented People work together in one shared space of sessions, tasks or notes. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: claude.com, read . Claude Code Remote Control on Shared team workspace: Not documented People work together in one shared space of sessions, tasks or notes. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: code.claude.com, read . OpenAI Codex / ChatGPT Business on Shared team workspace: Not documented People work together in one shared space of sessions, tasks or notes. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: learn.chatgpt.com, read . Cursor (Teams) on Shared team workspace: Not documented People work together in one shared space of sessions, tasks or notes. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: cursor.com, read . Windsurf (now Devin Desktop) on Shared team workspace: Not documented People work together in one shared space of sessions, tasks or notes. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: devin.ai, read . Devin (Cognition) on Shared team workspace: Yes, Sharing and collaboration People work together in one shared space of sessions, tasks or notes. The vendor’s own wording Source: devin.ai, read . Warp on Shared team workspace: Partial, Warp Drive collaboration People work together in one shared space of sessions, tasks or notes. The vendor’s own wording Source: warp.dev, read . Factory (Droid) on Shared team workspace: Not documented People work together in one shared space of sessions, tasks or notes. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: factory.com, read . Replit on Shared team workspace: Yes, Up to 15 collaborators People work together in one shared space of sessions, tasks or notes. The vendor’s own wording Source: replit.com, read . Conductor on Shared team workspace: Yes, Multiplayer, up to 5 People work together in one shared space of sessions, tasks or notes. The vendor’s own wording Source: conductor.build, read . GitKraken Kepler on Shared team workspace: Yes, Shared Tasks and Actions People work together in one shared space of sessions, tasks or notes. The vendor’s own wording Source: gitkraken.com, read . Augment Code / Intent on Shared team workspace: Partial, Shared specs (Intent) People work together in one shared space of sessions, tasks or notes. The vendor’s own wording Source: augmentcode.com, read . Happy on Shared team workspace: Partial, Session sharing People work together in one shared space of sessions, tasks or notes. The vendor’s own wording Source: github.com, read . Paseo on Shared team workspace: Partial, Hub, no detail People work together in one shared space of sessions, tasks or notes. The vendor’s own wording Source: paseo.sh, read . Tactic Remote on Shared team workspace: No, None; one account People work together in one shared space of sessions, tasks or notes. The vendor’s own wording Source: tacticremote.com, read . amux on Shared team workspace: Partial, Shared kanban People work together in one shared space of sessions, tasks or notes. The vendor’s own wording Source: amux.io, read . Nimbalyst on Shared team workspace: Yes, Wiki Teams, multiplayer People work together in one shared space of sessions, tasks or notes. The vendor’s own wording Source: nimbalyst.com, read . Omnara on Shared team workspace: Partial, Shared visibility People work together in one shared space of sessions, tasks or notes. The vendor’s own wording Source: omnara.com, read . Superconductor on Shared team workspace: Yes, Shared sessions and tickets People work together in one shared space of sessions, tasks or notes. The vendor’s own wording Source: superconductor.com, read . | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| Audit log | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| DevOS (shipped) on Audit log: No, No audit export yet An audit log or audit history. The tier it needs is named in the detail. What is true today No audit log or audit export today. More on this site: this site, checked . DevOS (planned) on Audit log: Planned, Hash-chained audit log An audit log or audit history. The tier it needs is named in the detail. What is true today A hash-chained audit log is part of the planned team plane. Not available. More on this site: this site, checked . GitHub Copilot (Business/Enterprise) on Audit log: Not documented An audit log or audit history. The tier it needs is named in the detail. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: docs.github.com, read . Claude (Team/Enterprise) + Claude Code on Audit log: Yes, Audit logs (Enterprise) An audit log or audit history. The tier it needs is named in the detail. The vendor’s own wording Source: claude.com, read . Claude Code Remote Control on Audit log: Not documented An audit log or audit history. The tier it needs is named in the detail. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: code.claude.com, read . OpenAI Codex / ChatGPT Business on Audit log: Yes, Via Compliance API (Enterprise) An audit log or audit history. The tier it needs is named in the detail. The vendor’s own wording Source: learn.chatgpt.com, read . Cursor (Teams) on Audit log: Yes, Audit logs (Enterprise) An audit log or audit history. The tier it needs is named in the detail. The vendor’s own wording Source: cursor.com, read . Windsurf (now Devin Desktop) on Audit log: Not documented An audit log or audit history. The tier it needs is named in the detail. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: devin.ai, read . Devin (Cognition) on Audit log: Not documented An audit log or audit history. The tier it needs is named in the detail. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: devin.ai, read . Warp on Audit log: Not documented An audit log or audit history. The tier it needs is named in the detail. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: warp.dev, read . Factory (Droid) on Audit log: Yes, Audit logging (Business) An audit log or audit history. The tier it needs is named in the detail. The vendor’s own wording Source: factory.com, read . Replit on Audit log: Yes, Audit logs (Enterprise) An audit log or audit history. The tier it needs is named in the detail. The vendor’s own wording Source: replit.com, read . Conductor on Audit log: Not documented An audit log or audit history. The tier it needs is named in the detail. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: conductor.build, read . GitKraken Kepler on Audit log: Not documented An audit log or audit history. The tier it needs is named in the detail. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: gitkraken.com, read . Augment Code / Intent on Audit log: Not documented An audit log or audit history. The tier it needs is named in the detail. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: augmentcode.com, read . Happy on Audit log: Not documented An audit log or audit history. The tier it needs is named in the detail. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: github.com, read . Paseo on Audit log: Not documented An audit log or audit history. The tier it needs is named in the detail. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: paseo.sh, read . Tactic Remote on Audit log: Not documented An audit log or audit history. The tier it needs is named in the detail. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: tacticremote.com, read . amux on Audit log: Not documented An audit log or audit history. The tier it needs is named in the detail. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: amux.io, read . Nimbalyst on Audit log: Not documented An audit log or audit history. The tier it needs is named in the detail. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: nimbalyst.com, read . Omnara on Audit log: Yes, Append-only history An audit log or audit history. The tier it needs is named in the detail. The vendor’s own wording Source: omnara.com, read . Superconductor on Audit log: Not documented An audit log or audit history. The tier it needs is named in the detail. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: superconductor.com, read . | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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| DevOS (shipped) on Works with several agent vendors: Yes, Claude, Codex, Gemini, Grok, Cursor via ACP Agents from more than one vendor in one tool. For DevOS: Claude, Codex, Gemini, Grok and Cursor, all through ACP. Git and pull-request actions work for Xirp desktop sessions only. What is true today Claude, Codex, Gemini, Grok and Cursor run as agents, all five through ACP. Commit, push, pull-request and merge actions work for Xirp desktop sessions only, not for direct threads. More on this site: this site, checked . GitHub Copilot (Business/Enterprise) on Works with several agent vendors: Partial, Third-party agents named Agents from more than one vendor in one tool. For DevOS: Claude, Codex, Gemini, Grok and Cursor, all through ACP. Git and pull-request actions work for Xirp desktop sessions only. The vendor’s own wording Source: docs.github.com, read . Claude (Team/Enterprise) + Claude Code on Works with several agent vendors: Not documented Agents from more than one vendor in one tool. For DevOS: Claude, Codex, Gemini, Grok and Cursor, all through ACP. Git and pull-request actions work for Xirp desktop sessions only. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: claude.com, read . Claude Code Remote Control on Works with several agent vendors: No, Claude only Agents from more than one vendor in one tool. For DevOS: Claude, Codex, Gemini, Grok and Cursor, all through ACP. Git and pull-request actions work for Xirp desktop sessions only. The vendor’s own wording Source: code.claude.com, read . OpenAI Codex / ChatGPT Business on Works with several agent vendors: Not documented Agents from more than one vendor in one tool. For DevOS: Claude, Codex, Gemini, Grok and Cursor, all through ACP. Git and pull-request actions work for Xirp desktop sessions only. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: learn.chatgpt.com, read . Cursor (Teams) on Works with several agent vendors: Not documented Agents from more than one vendor in one tool. For DevOS: Claude, Codex, Gemini, Grok and Cursor, all through ACP. Git and pull-request actions work for Xirp desktop sessions only. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: cursor.com, read . Windsurf (now Devin Desktop) on Works with several agent vendors: Not documented Agents from more than one vendor in one tool. For DevOS: Claude, Codex, Gemini, Grok and Cursor, all through ACP. Git and pull-request actions work for Xirp desktop sessions only. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: devin.ai, read . Devin (Cognition) on Works with several agent vendors: Not documented Agents from more than one vendor in one tool. For DevOS: Claude, Codex, Gemini, Grok and Cursor, all through ACP. Git and pull-request actions work for Xirp desktop sessions only. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: devin.ai, read . Warp on Works with several agent vendors: Not documented Agents from more than one vendor in one tool. For DevOS: Claude, Codex, Gemini, Grok and Cursor, all through ACP. Git and pull-request actions work for Xirp desktop sessions only. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: warp.dev, read . Factory (Droid) on Works with several agent vendors: Not documented Agents from more than one vendor in one tool. For DevOS: Claude, Codex, Gemini, Grok and Cursor, all through ACP. Git and pull-request actions work for Xirp desktop sessions only. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: factory.com, read . Replit on Works with several agent vendors: Not documented Agents from more than one vendor in one tool. For DevOS: Claude, Codex, Gemini, Grok and Cursor, all through ACP. Git and pull-request actions work for Xirp desktop sessions only. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: replit.com, read . Conductor on Works with several agent vendors: Not documented Agents from more than one vendor in one tool. For DevOS: Claude, Codex, Gemini, Grok and Cursor, all through ACP. Git and pull-request actions work for Xirp desktop sessions only. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: conductor.build, read . GitKraken Kepler on Works with several agent vendors: Yes, Agent-agnostic Agents from more than one vendor in one tool. For DevOS: Claude, Codex, Gemini, Grok and Cursor, all through ACP. Git and pull-request actions work for Xirp desktop sessions only. The vendor’s own wording Source: gitkraken.com, read . Augment Code / Intent on Works with several agent vendors: Not documented Agents from more than one vendor in one tool. For DevOS: Claude, Codex, Gemini, Grok and Cursor, all through ACP. Git and pull-request actions work for Xirp desktop sessions only. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: augmentcode.com, read . Happy on Works with several agent vendors: Yes, Claude, Codex, Grok Agents from more than one vendor in one tool. For DevOS: Claude, Codex, Gemini, Grok and Cursor, all through ACP. Git and pull-request actions work for Xirp desktop sessions only. The vendor’s own wording Source: github.com, read . Paseo on Works with several agent vendors: Yes, ACP support Agents from more than one vendor in one tool. For DevOS: Claude, Codex, Gemini, Grok and Cursor, all through ACP. Git and pull-request actions work for Xirp desktop sessions only. The vendor’s own wording Source: paseo.sh, read . Tactic Remote on Works with several agent vendors: Yes, Claude Code, Codex, Amp, Droid Agents from more than one vendor in one tool. For DevOS: Claude, Codex, Gemini, Grok and Cursor, all through ACP. Git and pull-request actions work for Xirp desktop sessions only. The vendor’s own wording Source: tacticremote.com, read . amux on Works with several agent vendors: Not documented Agents from more than one vendor in one tool. For DevOS: Claude, Codex, Gemini, Grok and Cursor, all through ACP. Git and pull-request actions work for Xirp desktop sessions only. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: amux.io, read . Nimbalyst on Works with several agent vendors: Partial, Claude Code, Codex Agents from more than one vendor in one tool. For DevOS: Claude, Codex, Gemini, Grok and Cursor, all through ACP. Git and pull-request actions work for Xirp desktop sessions only. The vendor’s own wording Source: nimbalyst.com, read . Omnara on Works with several agent vendors: Not documented Agents from more than one vendor in one tool. For DevOS: Claude, Codex, Gemini, Grok and Cursor, all through ACP. Git and pull-request actions work for Xirp desktop sessions only. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: omnara.com, read . Superconductor on Works with several agent vendors: Not documented Agents from more than one vendor in one tool. For DevOS: Claude, Codex, Gemini, Grok and Cursor, all through ACP. Git and pull-request actions work for Xirp desktop sessions only. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: superconductor.com, read . | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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| DevOS (shipped) on List price, 5-person team, per month: List price, Beta, nothing to buy List price on the page read, for five people on monthly billing, shown as written. Plans include different things, so price is shown but never counted as a lead or a lag. What is true today Beta. Pricing is not final and nothing can be bought. More on this site: this site, checked . DevOS (planned) on List price, 5-person team, per month: Planned, About $59 (hypothesis) List price on the page read, for five people on monthly billing, shown as written. Plans include different things, so price is shown but never counted as a lead or a lag. What is true today Hypothesis, not final: about $39 a month including 3 seats, then $10 for each further seat, so about $59 for five people. Not available. More on this site: this site, checked . GitHub Copilot (Business/Enterprise) on List price, 5-person team, per month: List price, $95, Business $19 a seat List price on the page read, for five people on monthly billing, shown as written. Plans include different things, so price is shown but never counted as a lead or a lag. The vendor’s own wording Source: docs.github.com, read . Claude (Team/Enterprise) + Claude Code on List price, 5-person team, per month: List price, $125, Team $25 a seat List price on the page read, for five people on monthly billing, shown as written. Plans include different things, so price is shown but never counted as a lead or a lag. The vendor’s own wording Source: claude.com, read . Claude Code Remote Control on List price, 5-person team, per month: List price, Included in paid plans List price on the page read, for five people on monthly billing, shown as written. Plans include different things, so price is shown but never counted as a lead or a lag. The vendor’s own wording Source: code.claude.com, read . OpenAI Codex / ChatGPT Business on List price, 5-person team, per month: List price, $125, Business $25 a seat List price on the page read, for five people on monthly billing, shown as written. Plans include different things, so price is shown but never counted as a lead or a lag. The vendor’s own wording Source: learn.chatgpt.com, read . Cursor (Teams) on List price, 5-person team, per month: List price, $150 and up, Teams $30+ a seat List price on the page read, for five people on monthly billing, shown as written. Plans include different things, so price is shown but never counted as a lead or a lag. The vendor’s own wording Source: cursor.com, read . Windsurf (now Devin Desktop) on List price, 5-person team, per month: List price, No separate price (see Devin) List price on the page read, for five people on monthly billing, shown as written. Plans include different things, so price is shown but never counted as a lead or a lag. The vendor’s own wording Source: devin.ai, read . Devin (Cognition) on List price, 5-person team, per month: List price, $280, $80 plus $40 a seat List price on the page read, for five people on monthly billing, shown as written. Plans include different things, so price is shown but never counted as a lead or a lag. The vendor’s own wording Source: devin.ai, read . Warp on List price, 5-person team, per month: List price, $250, Business $50 a seat List price on the page read, for five people on monthly billing, shown as written. Plans include different things, so price is shown but never counted as a lead or a lag. The vendor’s own wording Source: warp.dev, read . Factory (Droid) on List price, 5-person team, per month: List price, $260, $60 plus $40 a seat List price on the page read, for five people on monthly billing, shown as written. Plans include different things, so price is shown but never counted as a lead or a lag. The vendor’s own wording Source: factory.com, read . Replit on List price, 5-person team, per month: List price, $100, Pro, up to 15 List price on the page read, for five people on monthly billing, shown as written. Plans include different things, so price is shown but never counted as a lead or a lag. The vendor’s own wording Source: replit.com, read . Conductor on List price, 5-person team, per month: List price, $300, Teams $60 a seat List price on the page read, for five people on monthly billing, shown as written. Plans include different things, so price is shown but never counted as a lead or a lag. The vendor’s own wording Source: conductor.build, read . GitKraken Kepler on List price, 5-person team, per month: Not documented List price on the page read, for five people on monthly billing, shown as written. Plans include different things, so price is shown but never counted as a lead or a lag. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: gitkraken.com, read . Augment Code / Intent on List price, 5-person team, per month: List price, $100 flat, Business List price on the page read, for five people on monthly billing, shown as written. Plans include different things, so price is shown but never counted as a lead or a lag. The vendor’s own wording Source: augmentcode.com, read . Happy on List price, 5-person team, per month: List price, Free List price on the page read, for five people on monthly billing, shown as written. Plans include different things, so price is shown but never counted as a lead or a lag. The vendor’s own wording Source: github.com, read . Paseo on List price, 5-person team, per month: List price, Free, Hub not priced List price on the page read, for five people on monthly billing, shown as written. Plans include different things, so price is shown but never counted as a lead or a lag. The vendor’s own wording Source: paseo.sh, read . Tactic Remote on List price, 5-person team, per month: Not documented List price on the page read, for five people on monthly billing, shown as written. Plans include different things, so price is shown but never counted as a lead or a lag. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: tacticremote.com, read . amux on List price, 5-person team, per month: List price, Free, you pay tokens List price on the page read, for five people on monthly billing, shown as written. Plans include different things, so price is shown but never counted as a lead or a lag. The vendor’s own wording Source: amux.io, read . Nimbalyst on List price, 5-person team, per month: Not documented List price on the page read, for five people on monthly billing, shown as written. Plans include different things, so price is shown but never counted as a lead or a lag. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: nimbalyst.com, read . Omnara on List price, 5-person team, per month: List price, Free, credits as used List price on the page read, for five people on monthly billing, shown as written. Plans include different things, so price is shown but never counted as a lead or a lag. The vendor’s own wording Source: omnara.com, read . Superconductor on List price, 5-person team, per month: Not documented List price on the page read, for five people on monthly billing, shown as written. Plans include different things, so price is shown but never counted as a lead or a lag. Not documented in the pages read. That does not mean it is missing. Source: superconductor.com, read . | ||||||||||||||||||||||
DevOS Planned
Remote control
- Phone or tablet appSame as shipped
- Reach your own computer from awaySame as shipped
- Invite another person into a sessionSame as shipped
Platforms
Privacy and security
- Agent runs on your own machineSame as shipped
- End-to-end encrypted session payloadsSame as shipped
- Open sourceSame as shipped
Team and admin
- Roles and limited accessSame as shipped
Agents and protocols
- Works with several agent vendorsSame as shipped
Price
GitHub Copilot (Business/Enterprise)
Remote control
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Claude (Team/Enterprise) + Claude Code
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Claude Code Remote Control
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OpenAI Codex / ChatGPT Business
Remote control
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Cursor (Teams)
Remote control
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Windsurf (now Devin Desktop)
Remote control
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Devin (Cognition)
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Warp
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Factory (Droid)
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Replit
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Conductor
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GitKraken Kepler
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Augment Code / Intent
Remote control
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Happy
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Paseo
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Tactic Remote
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amux
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Nimbalyst
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Omnara
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Superconductor
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Planned for DevOS, not available
Team plane Planned
A per-team coordinator holding ciphertext, a signed roster and a hash-chained audit log.
Admin visibility Planned
Admin-set policy, enforced or left to members. Members are always shown the effective policy and who holds escrow keys.
Fenced claims Planned
Leases on shared repos and worktrees so two agents or people do not take the same work.
Service discovery and web-app passthrough (proposed) Planned
Only an idea: find a service running on a computer and open its web app through DevOS. Not designed, not built. Today the bridge can return a public link a session reports, and the iPhone app shows Open preview.
Source: the roadmap on this site, Team. Product repo docs (design record and README), read-only check, 2026-10-24.
How to read this
- Lead, level, trail compare DevOS as shipped with the products you picked, using only what their own pages document. DevOS leads on a capability only when every picked product that documents it is below DevOS. Level means nobody documented is ahead and at least one is equal. Trails means at least one is ahead.
- Not documented means the pages read do not say. It is not a No and never counts for or against anyone. No is used only where a page says so.
- Planned items are on the DevOS roadmap and not available. They are never counted as a lead.
- Verified means a vendor page was read on the date shown. It does not mean audited. Encryption and privacy entries are vendor claims.
- Prices are list prices as written on the linked page, for five people on monthly billing where the page allows. What a price includes differs between vendors.
- Nothing here says DevOS is first or only at anything.