How Jaagaa Desk compares.

Six products now give you a named AI worker. This is what each one does, taken from its maker's own pages as of October 4, 2026. The rows where Desk is behind are here too.

Next to the four cloud products

Grok Bot, Muse, dots and Autopilot

Your own computer. A Jaagi works in your real apps and the sites you are already signed in to, not in a machine in someone's cloud.
Your choice of AI. Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok or a model on your own computer. Muse and dots each run on their maker's one model.
Memory you can read. A plain text file per Jaagi that you can open, correct and delete.
Other people's assistants. Yours can work with a colleague's, by invitation. None of the four documents a way to do that.

Next to OpenClaw

The closest to Desk: open source, on your own computer, memory in plain files

Invitations with limits. Each one has a time limit and a scope (read, named skills, or hands-on), checked on every call. OpenClaw documents a shared token.
Every step on the record. Desk logs each step against the Jaagi that took it.
An app, not a server. You download Desk and sign in. OpenClaw is a gateway you install and run yourself.
Teach by doing. Show a task once and it becomes a skill.

Where Desk is behind

What the others do that Desk does not, yet

Your computer has to be on. The cloud products keep working with your laptop shut.
Mac first. Windows and Linux are previews, without WhatsApp, voice or recording yet; OpenClaw already runs on all three.
Not in your chat apps. You talk to a Jaagi in Desk, not from WhatsApp or Slack.
No identity outside Desk. No email address or company account of its own, and no admin console.

Side by side

“Not documented” means we could not find it in the maker's own material — it may exist. Scroll sideways on a small screen.

	JaagaaJaagaa Desk	xAIGrok Bot	MetaMuse	OpenAIdots	MicrosoftAutopilot	Open sourceOpenClaw
What the worker is called	A Jaagi	A Bot	Your Muse	A dot	Autopilot (launched as Scout)	An agent
Where it works	On your own computer, in your real apps	A computer in xAI’s cloud	A virtual machine in Meta’s cloud	A computer in OpenAI’s cloud, plus one of yours	In your company’s Microsoft 365, in the cloud	On your own computer or server; you host it
Uses any app on your own computer	YesMouse, keys and screen, in any app	NoWorks in its cloud computer	AnnouncedMac control announced Sep 23	PartlyOne connected computer	Not documentedConnectors and browser automation	YesA computer tool for mouse, keys and screen; stable on macOS
More than one named worker	YesEach with a name, a job and rules	YesA roster of Bots, and Team Bots	OneOne per person	OneOne at launch; more planned	YesSet up with a name, a role and a goal	YesSeveral separate agents on one gateway
You choose the AI model	YesClaude, ChatGPT, Gemini or Grok, on the plan or key you already have, or a model running on your computer	Not documentedxAI’s docs do not name the model	OneMeta’s Muse Spark, as reported	OneOpenAI’s GPT-6 Astra	Not documentedModels are not named	Yes60+ providers, and models running on your own machine
Memory you can open and edit	YesA plain text file per Jaagi, on your computer	Not documentedMemory is per Bot	ReportedYou can tell it to forget; file access is reported, not confirmed	Reported noReviewers: notes can’t be viewed or deleted one by one	Not documentedHas its own memory	YesPlain Markdown files you can edit
Workers message each other	YesOne Jaagi can hand work to another that is connected	YesOne Bot messages another; group chats of 2–6	NoInternal helpers only	NoInternal helpers only; teams of dots planned	Not documentedParallel helpers	YesWithin one gateway
Reaches another person’s worker	YesBy invitation, for a set time and scope, over A2A	Not documented	Not documented	IndirectlyOthers can mention your dot in a shared space	Not documented	PartlyAn A2A plugin you set up, with a shared token; limits per peer are not documented
Keeps working with your computer off	NoYour computer must be on	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	If hostedRuns wherever you host it: your computer, or a server left on
Message it from your chat apps	PartlyIn the Desk app, or from your phone through your Jaagaa account	PartlyIts own app; Team Bots in Slack	YesIts app, the web, WhatsApp	YesChatGPT, Slack, Teams	YesThe Copilot app, by @mention	YesWhatsApp, Telegram, Slack, iMessage and many more
Skills you can teach it	YesShow it once, or say “save this as a skill”	Yes“Teach a task”: a recorded browser demo	Not documented	Not documented	YesSkill files you add	YesSkill files and a marketplace
A record of what it did	YesEvery step, by which Jaagi, on your computer	Not documented	YesAn audit trail, per Meta	YesAn Activity view of each task	YesCompany audit logs	Not documentedChat history is kept; a step-by-step log is not documented
Who can get it	Anyone. Free. Mac, with Windows and Linux in preview	Beta, on paid xAI and Cursor plans	US and Canada; free with a cap, paid tiers	ChatGPT Pro and Business Premium	Private preview, for companies	Anyone. Free and open source. Mac, Linux, Windows

Where this comes from

Read on October 4, 2026. Several of these products are weeks old and still changing, and some are in preview, so a cell here can go out of date. Product names belong to their owners. If something is wrong, tell us and we will correct it.

Grok Bot (xAI)
Muse (Meta)
- Introducing Muse
- The biggest news from Connect 2026
dots (OpenAI)
Autopilot, formerly Scout (Microsoft)
OpenClaw
Jaagaa Desk
- How it works and installing
- Release notes

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