Dust vs. aixplain

Dust is the multiplayer AI platform for human-agent collaboration. People and agents work as co-contributors with shared context, knowledge, and tools, so that work doesn't just get done, it gets rewired. Dust gives teams shared workspaces, an intelligent context layer that synthesizes company knowledge across tools, and the flexibility to switch between models from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and Mistral. Trusted by 3,000+ organizations.

aixplain is the operating system for AI agents that organizations own and can account for. People use agents in their everyday work, the agents and workflows they create become assets the organization builds on, and everything runs on any model and any server: aixplain cloud, your own servers, air-gapped, or on a desktop. Every agent answers to a named owner, and inspector agents check every run. Omni: the AI agent you delegate work to, and use to create new agents. Koder: builds software and AI services in your codebase, on Desktop or in the CLI, and deploys your agents as secure APIs.