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Coworker.ai
Enterprise AI workspace that builds organizational memory from your tools and runs agents across 50+ connectors.
What is Coworker.ai?
Coworker.ai is an enterprise AI workspace built around a layer of organizational memory called OM2. It connects to more than 50 business tools through OAuth connectors, turns messages, documents and meetings into sourced facts, and keeps that context permission-aware so each person only gets answers from data they can already access. On top of that memory sit Work, which reads and acts across connected tools in plain language, Code, a coding agent for the terminal, Agents, which run on schedules or triggers, and Meet, a meeting notetaker with follow-ups. A model router picks from 13 models supplied by Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, Moonshot and Z.ai, and a Coworker MCP server lets tools such as Claude Code and Cursor read context and run agents. Pricing is a single Enterprise plan scoped with your team, so you need to talk to the vendor for a quote.
Use cases
- Answer questions from company data
- Run scheduled and event-driven agents
- Update Salesforce and Jira from chat
- Take meeting notes and draft follow-ups
- Give coding agents company context
- Route tasks to the right AI model
- Build agents for sales, legal and HR
Who it's for
Why use Coworker.ai
- Answers draw on one shared picture of company knowledge instead of searching each tool from scratch.
- Existing permissions in connected tools carry through, so people only see what they already have access to.
- Model routing lets teams pick a model per task and balance cost against quality.
- Closed models are passed through without markup.
- Agents can act in tools such as Salesforce and Slack, not only answer questions.
Coworker.ai features
- OM2 organizational memory built from connected tools
- Permission-aware answers that follow existing access rules
- Model routing across 13 models from five providers
- 50+ OAuth connectors plus custom connectors on Enterprise
- Work app that reads and acts across tools in plain language
- Code app, a terminal coding agent with a budget you set
- Agents that run on schedules, triggers or events
- Meet notetaker with automatic follow-ups
- Coworker MCP server for MCP-compatible tools
- Isolated cloud sandbox for code and artifact tasks
- Bring your own models on your own infrastructure
- SSO and SAML, SOC 2 Type II, GDPR and CASA Tier 2
Coworker.ai integrations
How to get started with Coworker.ai
- Book a demo and scope the connectors, users and deployment with the vendor.
- Connect your work apps through OAuth connectors so Coworker can ingest content as work happens.
- OM2 turns messages, documents and meetings into sourced facts and keeps them current.
- Ask questions or hand tasks to Work, Code, Agents or Meet, and the router picks a suitable model.
- Connect other AI tools through the Coworker MCP server to share the same company context.
Coworker.ai limitations
- Pricing is custom and scoped with the vendor; no self-serve plan is published
- Open-weight models run on US infrastructure
- Custom connectors and deployment are part of the Enterprise plan
Coworker.ai pricing
Coworker.ai is sold on custom quotes, so its prices aren't published.
Coworker.ai plans
Enterprise
Custom
scoped with your team
- OM2 organizational memory
- Model routing across 13 models
- Coworker MCP and the Work, Code, Agents and Meet apps
- 50+ connectors plus custom connectors
- Custom deployment and a dedicated CSM
- SSO and custom SLAs
Plans as listed on the official pricing page on . Prices can change and may vary by country or exclude tax. Check the official pricing page.
Coworker.ai alternatives
The main Coworker.ai alternatives listed on Debuly are Glean, Claude, Notion AI, Lindy, Runbear and OpenBot. The table compares pricing and platforms; order is A–Z.
| Tool | Pricing | Starting price | Platforms |
|---|---|---|---|
| Coworker.ai | Contact sales | — | CLI, MCP server |
| Claude | Freemium | $17/mo | Web, iOS, Android, Chrome extension |
| Glean | Contact sales | — | Web, API |
| Lindy | Free trial | $49.99/mo | Web, Chrome extension |
| Notion AI | Free trial | $10/mo | Web |
| OpenBot | Open source | — | Web, Self-hosted, Docker |
| Runbear | Freemium | $99/mo | Web, API |

Claude
Anthropic's AI assistant for chat, writing, analysis, coding and research on web, desktop and mobile, with a free plan.
FreemiumVisit Claude (official site)
Glean
Enterprise AI platform that searches company apps, answers questions with permissions respected, and runs agents on your own data.
Contact salesVisit Glean (official site)
Lindy
AI teammate that handles email, scheduling, meetings and recurring routines across 1,500+ apps, with credit-based pricing.
Free trialVisit Lindy (official site)
Notion AI
AI built into the Notion workspace: agents, enterprise search across connected apps, AI meeting notes and database autofill.
Free trialVisit Notion AI (official site)OpenBot
CopilotKit's open-source template for a self-hosted employee agent workspace, where each AI coworker has its own channel, browser, files and approved tools.
Open sourceVisit OpenBot (official site)
Runbear
Shared AI agents for Slack, Microsoft Teams and other channels, billed by usage credits rather than per seat.
FreemiumVisit Runbear (official site)
Coworker.ai FAQ
How much does Coworker.ai cost?
Coworker.ai publishes a single Enterprise plan that is tailored to your organization. Work, Code, Agents, Meet and the Coworker MCP are all included, and the price is scoped with the vendor, so request a quote.
Is there a free plan for Coworker.ai?
No free plan is listed on the pricing page. Access is through the Enterprise plan, which includes custom deployment, implementation services and a dedicated customer success manager.
Which models does Coworker.ai use?
Work is routed across 13 models, supplied by Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, Moonshot and Z.ai, and that includes open-weight models. You can also run models of your own on infrastructure you control.
Does Coworker.ai have an API or MCP server?
Yes. The Coworker MCP lets MCP-compatible tools such as Claude Code, Cursor or your own agents read company context, run agents and write results back to your connected tools.
Which tools does Coworker.ai connect to?
Over 50 connectors are available, such as Slack, Gmail, Notion, Jira, Salesforce, Snowflake and BigQuery. Enterprise customers can add custom connectors for internal systems.
How is Coworker.ai secured?
The vendor lists SOC 2 Type II, GDPR compliance and CASA Tier 2, along with SSO and SAML, encryption at rest and in transit, and a statement that customer data is not used to train models.
Sources & verification
Facts on this page come from the official sources below, each with the date we read it. Written by Debuly; the vendor did not review this page.
| Source | Type | Accessed |
|---|---|---|
| coworker.ai/ | official | |
| coworker.ai/pricing | pricing | |
| coworker.ai/platform | official | |
| coworker.ai/coworker-claude | official | |
| coworker.ai/ai-assistant-for-business | official |
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