
AgenticOS vs OpenBot
Own the agent.
Bring the team.
Bring your company’s agents into one workspace, choose their models and tools, and keep the platform under your operation.
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 OpenBot
OpenBot is the local-first teammate workspace at openbot.run, with desktop, team server and hosting options. It supports several agent providers. AgenticOS is an Apache-2.0 company agent platform with shared Projects, visual workflows and governance controls. Compare the actual deployment and license terms you need.
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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Choose the operating model
Configure the team’s agents, knowledge and tools, set approval policies and budgets, and inspect runs. Self-hosting also means your team owns deployment and maintenance.
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.

OpenBot and AgenticOS, side by side.
Deployment
- OpenBot
- Local computer, team server or hosted option
- AgenticOS
- Your infrastructure and selected model providers
Scope to check
- OpenBot
- Source-available; repository license: PolyForm Noncommercial 1.0.0
- AgenticOS
- Apache-2.0; infrastructure and model costs are separate
Work
- OpenBot
- Shared team workspace, files and agent handoffs, using connected providers
- AgenticOS
- Versioned agents, shared Projects, visual workflows, virtual tables and routines
| Area | OpenBot | AgenticOS |
|---|---|---|
| Deployment | Local computer, team server or hosted option | Your infrastructure and selected model providers |
| Scope to check | Source-available; repository license: PolyForm Noncommercial 1.0.0 | Apache-2.0; infrastructure and model costs are separate |
| Work | Shared team workspace, files and agent handoffs, using connected providers | Versioned agents, shared Projects, visual workflows, virtual tables and routines |
Choose OpenBot when it fits the job.
- Its desktop workspace and provider integrations fit your task and licensing requirements.
- Choose on the exact task, tool support and operating requirements; no answer-quality advantage is claimed.
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
Treat migration as a small manual experiment: recreate permitted instructions, reconnect tools and verify a read and a rejected write. No automatic importer, transferred login session or direct interoperability is promised.
What people ask before they switch.
Were both products tested together?
No. These pages compare documented capabilities. The linked guide names its own baseline; assess the current vendor conditions and test your task before changing systems.

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.