Every AI agent, one table
TODO for AI is a TODO list where the items get done by AI agents. It logs into your tools, does the work and shows you the result. It reads your business first, so over time it proposes the TODOs instead of only closing them. Here is how that compares, cell by cell.
Two groups are converging on the same product. Linear, Notion, ClickUp and Asana had the shared board and added agents, which act inside the app and never get a command line. Claude Code, Cowork, Codex, Cursor, OpenClaw and Hermes had the command line and added task lists, which stay private to one person. GitHub is the closest to both, and only accepts work that can become a pull request.
None of them starts the work. Every row except ours runs on a prompt, a trigger or a rule somebody wrote. That is fine for work you already know about. Most of what slips is work nobody thought to write down.
Each comparison in full
Anthropic's coding agent, tied to Claude models and Claude subscription tiers.
OpenAI's coding agent: an open-source CLI plus a cloud sandbox inside ChatGPT.
A VS Code fork with built-in AI chat, unlimited tab completion and repo-scoped cloud agents.
Open-source terminal coding agent, bring your own keys, any provider.
Open-source VS Code agent extension, bring your own keys, plan and act modes.
The original open-source pair-programming CLI, git-native, any model.
Open-source autonomous software agent with a self-hosted or cloud workspace.
Anthropic's agent, merged into Claude itself in September 2026: ask for anything and Claude decides whether it is an answer or a task it works through on its own.
The default AI assistant, with agent mode, deep research and connectors bolted onto the chat product.
No-code AI teammates for business workflows: email, CRM, meetings and support, built from triggers and steps.
A general-purpose agent that researches and builds documents, slides, sites and videos in its cloud, with a desktop app that can work in approved local folders.
A prompt-to-app builder: describe a web app, get a hosted React front end with a built-in backend, edited by chat.
Wix-owned prompt-to-app builder with backend, auth and hosting included, metered in messages and integration credits.
Open-source personal agent that runs on your own machine and answers in WhatsApp, Telegram, Slack and 20+ other chats, bring your own keys.
Open-source self-improving personal agent from Nous Research: skills it writes itself, memory that persists, reachable from 20+ chat apps.
The issue tracker engineering teams like, with its own Linear Agent and coding sessions in a Linear sandbox.
The docs-and-databases workspace, with Custom Agents that run on schedules and triggers inside it.
All-in-one work platform whose Super Agents can be @mentioned and assigned tasks like teammates.
Work management with assignable AI Teammates, Dash, and a no-code studio for cross-system workflows.
Microsoft 365 Copilot's agent: describe a task and it does the work across Outlook, Teams, Word, Excel, PowerPoint and SharePoint.
GitHub's coding agent: completions in the editor, a cloud agent that takes an issue and opens a pull request.
Work OS whose AI agents sit in board columns and automations, metered in AI credits.
The largest integration network, plus Agents you can chat with on a separate activity meter.
Visual scenario builder with credit-metered runs and AI agents on every plan.
Fair-code workflow automation you can self-host, priced per whole workflow run.
Database-shaped workspace whose Omni agents build apps and act on records, metered in AI credits.
AI calendar and task manager that schedules your work for you, credits included per seat.
The simplest kanban board, with AI that summarises and organises cards rather than working them.
AI-native automation for business teams: chat-driven agents plus flows, priced in credits.
Or start from your job
The same tools rank differently depending on who is buying. Each guide weights the scores by what that job actually needs.
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