- SI Score
- 80/100
- Pricing
- Not confirmed
- Free plan
- Not confirmed
- Sign-up required
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What it does
Duet is a platform for building AI agents you own and sharing them with clients and teams. Consultants and others teach an agent how they work, then share it in a workspace of its own for each client. Each workspace comes with an always-on machine, a browser, hosting for apps the agent builds, and access to a model gateway and 3,000+ integrations. Instructions, skills, and memory are kept as plain files. A 7-day free trial is offered.
The site describes agents built by talking to the platform: you name an agent, give it checklists, templates, and rules, and it follows them. Agents are shared with a team or with each client, and each client workspace keeps its data apart from other clients. Updating a shared agent keeps each client copy in sync. Workspaces described include an always-on machine with up to 10 cores, 24 GB of RAM, and 100 GB of storage, plus a browser agents can sign into and use. Agents can run on schedules, wake on events, install software, and ship apps at a live URL. Sharing is by email invite, with viewers able to talk to agents but not change them. Developer documentation is available at docs.duet.so, covering sessions, files, apps, memory, integrations, sharing, publishing, and usage, with API keys and scopes. Pricing and login pages are linked from the site, and contact is by email.