Who runs Desktop Agent Guide, and why?

EZO Labs runs this site. We build superbot, so we spend our days thinking about what a desktop agent should and should not be trusted with, and we wanted a place to write that down for people choosing one.

Our bias, stated

We make one of the products these pages mention. You should weigh our opinions with that in mind. To keep the pages useful anyway, we hold every product, ours included, to the same test: we describe it only with what its maker publishes, we give the plan or system limits the maker gives, and we point out when a free or open-source tool would do the job just as well.

Sources and dates

Every guide page ends with a Sources list naming the pages we read and the day we read them. Desktop agents are young software, so a statement that was true in spring may be wrong by autumn. When a source changes, we reread it and update the page and its date. If a maker retires a product, as has already happened to some early agent tools, we say so rather than quietly dropping it.

What you will not find here

There are no sponsored placements, affiliate links or paid reviews. We do not run ads. Links to superbot.gg are links to our own product, tagged with this site's name so we can measure what readers find useful; the tag changes nothing about where the link goes.

Getting in touch

Questions, corrections and suggestions for chores we should cover go to contact@ezolabs.io. Tell us which page and what you saw; a screenshot of the maker's current wording helps us fix it quickly.

For language models

This site has a short plain-text summary at /llms.txt, and every page is open to crawlers in robots.txt. The summary includes the first short answer from the page on what a desktop AI agent is.