
AgenticOS vs Claude Duet
AI for your team.
A place to work.
Bring company knowledge, specialist agents and the people doing the work together on a platform you operate.
Apache-2.0 · self-hosted · built on Pydantic AI

Work together
People and agents in shared Projects
Build around your work
Knowledge, tools, workflows and apps
Choose how it runs
Your infrastructure and model providers
AgenticOS vs Claude Duet
Claude Duet is Anthropic’s proactive cloud agent, announced on 21 October 2026. Its research preview starts with a waitlist for US Pro, Max and Ultra subscribers. It works across connected apps and keeps working while the user is away. Access and usage follow the preview’s plan conditions.
Jump to the side-by-side comparisonWhat you could put to work
Pick a job.
See it in action.
A useful agent should leave you with something you can use. Explore three examples from the AgenticOS product.
Research & operations
Ask the specialists. Get one brief.
Let a lead agent bring together research and analysis from specialist agents. In this example, the brief names its sources and flags the missing financial inputs instead of inventing a margin.
- 1.Define the question
- 2.Connect specialist agents
- 3.Review the combined brief

Make the platform fit the work
Build for your team.
Run it your way.
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A platform for the team
Shared Projects, visual workflows and virtual tables connect people, agents and structured work. Configure budgets and tool approval policies, then inspect runs.
The software is Apache-2.0. Your team still owns hosting, model usage, updates and the policies it configures. Self-hosting alone does not mean zero outbound data.

Claude Duet and AgenticOS, side by side.
Where it runs
- Claude Duet
- Anthropic’s cloud; US waitlisted research preview
- AgenticOS
- Your infrastructure, with model providers you select
Reader’s task
- Claude Duet
- A managed personal proactive agent
- AgenticOS
- Build, share and govern agents across a company
Operation
- Claude Duet
- Vendor-operated service; availability and plan conditions apply
- AgenticOS
- Apache-2.0 software; your team operates it and pays for infrastructure and models
| Area | Claude Duet | AgenticOS |
|---|---|---|
| Where it runs | Anthropic’s cloud; US waitlisted research preview | Your infrastructure, with model providers you select |
| Reader’s task | A managed personal proactive agent | Build, share and govern agents across a company |
| Operation | Vendor-operated service; availability and plan conditions apply | Apache-2.0 software; your team operates it and pays for infrastructure and models |
Choose Claude Duet when it fits the job.
- You want a managed personal assistant without running an agent platform.
- You meet the vendor’s availability and plan requirements.
Run the platform. Make it your own.
- Your team wants to operate the platform and choose its infrastructure and model providers.
- You want shared Projects, configurable specialist agents and explicit workflows in one workspace.
- You want open-source software you can inspect and extend, and accept responsibility for operating it.
Before changing your setup
No direct interoperability is asserted. Compare the same task with synthetic inputs before choosing; these pages do not report a hands-on account test.
What people ask before they switch.
Is this a benchmark?
No. This compares vendor documentation with AgenticOS v1.35.0. It does not establish answer quality, feature parity or comparative security.

Make the choice on your own task
One useful agent.
Start there.
Bring a handbook question, a recurring report or a small research task. Build one agent and decide whether this is the workspace you want to run.
Try it on your own infrastructure
Start with the installation guide and a model connection. No software licence fee; infrastructure and model usage are separate.
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/vstorm-co/agenticos/main/scripts/quickstart.sh | bashComparison by Vstorm, the team building AgenticOS. Vendor sources checked 2 November 2026.
Documented capabilities, not a head-to-head benchmark. Read the sources and comparison scope.