Building
Start from a conversation, a template, or scratch. Write instructions with help from an assistant called Sidekick, pick tools and knowledge, test in a preview, and publish to the workspace.
a platform for building, sharing, and running AI agents connected to company knowledge, tools, and teams
Dust, at dust.tt, describes itself as multiplayer AI for human-agent collaboration. Teams build agents in a shared workspace, and people use them in the web app and a browser extension.
Start from a conversation, a template, or scratch. Write instructions with help from an assistant called Sidekick, pick tools and knowledge, test in a preview, and publish to the workspace.
Connectors to Slack, Notion, Google Drive, GitHub, Salesforce, Zendesk, and more, plus remote MCP servers. Admins choose what data syncs, and access follows spaces.
More than 20 models, including GPT, Claude, Gemini, and Mistral.
Schedules written in plain language, and webhook triggers from tools such as GitHub, Jira, and Zendesk.
Pricing is per seat with monthly credits, from a free tier to Pro and Max, plus custom Enterprise plans. Dust is SOC 2 Type II certified and offers US or EU data residency. For research, support answers, sales prep, and writing across SaaS knowledge, it is a very good fit.
Dust reaches software through connectors, MCP, and the page open in your browser. Back-office procedures often live somewhere else.
Dust does not document a way to operate installed desktop software, such as a Windows ERP or an app delivered through Citrix.
The extension can click and type in the page you have open, after a permission prompt. That suits a person at the browser more than an overnight run.
Tying a remittance to open invoices to the cent should be a rule, not a model's judgment.
Scheduled runs appear in the creator's history unless they are created in a shared Pod. Audit logs are an Enterprise feature.
LaunchAI operates any app through the screen, on the user's machine with their existing logins, and records every action. See Product →.
| Dust | LaunchAI | |
|---|---|---|
| Built for | Team agents on company knowledge and SaaS tools | Recurring back-office procedures on any screen |
| Who builds | Workspace members, with help from Sidekick | The process owner, by talking and showing |
| How it reaches software | Connectors, MCP, and the open browser tab | The screen, through the Vision Layer; no APIs needed |
| Where it runs | Hosted by Dust in the US or EU; single-tenant on Enterprise | The user's machine or an enrolled agent PC |
| Desktop apps with no API | Not documented | Any app on the machine |
| Schedules | Plain-language schedules and webhooks | Schedules, triggers, and a run console |
| Exact math | Model judgment | Deterministic rules, no model call |
| Evidence | Conversation history; audit logs on Enterprise | Before-and-after screenshots of every action |
| Model choice | 20+ models | OpenAI, Anthropic, Azure, Bedrock, or self-hosted, per step |
| Cost unit | Seats with monthly credits | License, plus your model account |
Use Dust where the knowledge lives: policy answers, account research, and drafts. Use LaunchAI where the clicks live: the ERP, the bank portal, the PDF. LaunchAI's run history exports in an audit-friendly format. Save it to a drive Dust is connected to, and a Dust agent can answer questions about last month's runs.
Through the browser extension, yes, in the page you have open and after a permission prompt. Dust turns page interaction off where a dedicated tool exists, such as Notion or Gmail.
Yes. Schedules are set in plain language in the Agent Builder. By default, each run appears only in the creator's history unless it is created in a shared Pod.
Not that Dust documents. It connects through connectors and MCP, so a system with neither needs another route.
No. They cover different work: Dust for knowledge and writing, LaunchAI for screen procedures that repeat.
Yes. Model steps run on the provider you configure, and deterministic steps make no model call.
No prompts. No babysitting. No Integrations.