Automation & agents
48 scored tools, ranked by overall score. Last checked on 25 October 2026. Refine with the Finder →
The three to remember
The best free agent with your own key; it executes commands, keep an eye on API costs.
- · Utility 9/10, best of the selection
- · Free, no limits
- · One security caveat, see the card
Official and cautious by design; limited to paid plans.
- · Utility 7/10
- · Paid, from €18
- · No known security caveat
The most serious alternative to OpenClaw, cleaner on privacy (MIT, zero telemetry), and able to import your OpenClaw config.
- · Utility 8.5/10
- · Free tier to get started
- · No known security caveat
| Tool | Price | Score | Sec. |
|---|---|---|---|
| Composio (connect-apps)RisingGives the agent actions across 1,000+ applications (Gmail, Slack, Notion, GitHub…) via centralized authentication. | Freemium | 7.5 | Security: one caveat, see the card |
| Harpa AIWeb assistant and automation in the browser, with your own API key. | Freemium · from 12 € | 7.1 | Security: one caveat, see the card |
| BardeenBrowser automations powered by AI: extract, fill, and send data to your tools. | Freemium | 6.2 | Security: one caveat, see the card |
App : A product you use directly · Tool : A precise action the AI can call · MCP : Standardises the connection between an AI application and systems that expose tools or data · Built-in mode : A feature to switch on inside an assistant you already use (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini): nothing to install · Skill : A reusable method: instructions, procedures, sometimes scripts or templates · Plugin : A set of capabilities installed into an AI application or a host
Method
Overall score = utility (rated by the editorial team), reliability (GitHub activity, official publisher, reachable site), security (where data goes, permissions, known incidents) and accessibility (install, required level, price), weighted per category. A tool inactive for over six months is flagged and leaves the recommendations. No ranking is sold.
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