Soar vs Grok Bot: self-hosted AI coworkers
Soar pitches running on your own servers with your own models and data, and the author contrasts it with Grok Bot's cloud-only setup.
NO, Soar is not another generic AI coworker. I get why people think that. A new one launches every week. But every time we discussed building this internally for a company, we heard the same three questions: 1/ “Can it run on our servers?” 2/ “Can we use our own agents/models?” 3/ “Do we keep the data?” With Grok Bot, for instance, it runs only on their cloud, they pick the models, and your data sits on their side. So we built Soar. → It runs on your servers → It looks like your product, not ours → You pick the model → Your existing agents join as coworkers → Every coworker gets its own computer → What they learn becomes SKILL.mds If you’re one person or a small team that wants agents fast, Grok Bot is a great pick. If you’re a company that needs to own the whole thing, go with Soar. We're helping companies set up their own AI coworkers, on their infra with their branding. Get early access → http://go.copilotkit.ai/soar-access
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