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20 Yasmine alternatives

Yasmine: An AI coworker that lives in your Slack — one teammate per channel, each with its own memory, tools, and approval rules. 20 apps do similar work, most sharing Integrations, Agent Memory and Multi-agent, ranked by how much they have in common with Yasmine.

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  1. Intelligence Software, Inc.

    A shared channel workspace where people and AI agents run recurring business work together — with goals, approvals and handoffs that survive a pause.

    Also: Agent Memory, Collaboration, Integrations, Multi-agent

  2. A single platform for building internal AI agents and multi-step agent systems, with memory, sandboxed compute, durable workflows, human approvals and 1,000+ integrations.

    Also: Agent Memory, Integrations, Multi-agent

  3. Build a team of specialist AI agents — recruit, brief, and manage them like staff, with no code required.

    Also: Agent Memory, Integrations, Multi-agent

  4. AI-native CRM that keeps a versioned memory of every customer and runs agents that update records, prep meetings and build pipeline.

    Also: Agent Memory, Slack

  5. Chaitanya Giri

    MIT-licensed multi-agent harness that turns the CLI coding agent you already use into a persistent clone of yourself, running around the clock.

    Also: Agent Memory, Multi-agent

  6. The multi-agent framework where agents have roles and collaborate as a crew — plus a platform to run them in production.

    Also: Agent Memory, Multi-agent

  7. TinyHumans AI

    Open-source desktop AI agent that builds a local, readable memory of your work, then orchestrates agent fleets and durable workflows on top of it.

    Also: Agent Memory, Multi-agent

  8. Agent infrastructure for messaging: describe one AI agent and run it on iMessage, WhatsApp, Telegram, Slack, SMS and email.

    Also: Integrations, Slack

  9. A no-code builder for autonomous AI agents — visual flow editor, OpenClaw skills, Slack and Telegram delivery, and bring-your-own-key with no inference markup.

    Also: Integrations, Slack

  10. OpenClaw Foundation

    Open-source personal AI assistant that runs on your own machine and answers from WhatsApp, Telegram, Slack, iMessage and 25 other chat apps.

    Also: Integrations, Slack

  11. Zeta Labs

    An AI coworker that lives in Slack and Teams, connects to 3,200+ tools and delivers finished work rather than text.

    Also: Integrations, Slack

  12. A browser canvas where Claude Code, Codex, Kimi and other coding agents work the same repository at once without overwriting each other.

    Also: Collaboration, Multi-agent

  13. Atlaso Labs Inc.

    A shared memory layer for AI coding tools — tell Claude Code something once and Cursor, Codex and Claude Desktop already know it.

    Also: Agent Memory, Integrations

  14. MCP-native context layer that syncs one self-updating memory across Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and the tools you already work in.

    Also: Agent Memory, Integrations

  15. A visual canvas for AI automations that anyone on the team can build, share, and run.

    Also: Collaboration, Integrations

  16. AI agent platform where a coordinator called Otto runs AI "Experts" and scheduled workflows, available in the cloud or self-hosted.

    Also: Integrations, Multi-agent

  17. Sim, Inc.

    Open-source AI workspace where teams build, deploy and monitor agents on one canvas — visually or in code, across 1,000+ integrations.

    Also: Integrations, Multi-agent

  18. AI co-worker that runs in Slack and iMessage, executing real tasks instead of just chatting.

    Also: Slack

  19. Pilot Alpha Labs

    AI executive assistant for founders that schedules meetings, writes the follow-ups and even places phone calls - over SMS, email and Slack, with no new app to install.

    Also: Slack

  20. Session replay, error tracking and vision-AI agents in one SDK — agents watch real user sessions on a schedule, file the bugs they find and post to Slack.

    Also: Slack