Browse by Category

Explore AI agents organized by their primary function and use case

Autonomous Agent

5 agents

• Microsoft Copilot Chat Microsoft
• n8n Workflow Automation n8n.io
• Open Interpreter Open Interpreter (Open Source)
• OpenAI Operator OpenAI
• WARP warp.dev

CLI Tool

1 agent

• OpenAI Codex CLI OpenAI

Code Editor with AI

4 agents

• Cursor AI Anysphere
• GitHub Copilot Chat GitHub/Microsoft
• Google Antigravity Google (Experimental)
• JetBrains Junie JetBrains

Category Definitions

🤖 Code Assistants

AI-powered tools that help developers write, complete, and review code. These integrate with IDEs and have varying levels of system access.

Examples: GitHub Copilot, Cursor, Tabnine

🔄 Autonomous Agents

AI systems that can operate independently to achieve complex goals, often with the ability to plan, execute, and adapt their actions.

Examples: AutoGPT, AgentGPT, BabyAGI

🔐 Security Tools

AI-enhanced security applications for vulnerability scanning, penetration testing, threat detection, or security analysis.

Examples: AI-powered scanners, ML-based detection systems

⚙️ System Automation

RPA and automation tools powered by AI for task automation, workflow management, and system integration.

Examples: UiPath with AI, Automation Anywhere

📊 Research Assistants

AI tools designed to help with research, data analysis, information gathering, and knowledge synthesis.

Examples: Research-focused LLM agents, academic assistants

🎨 Creative Tools

AI-powered applications for content generation, design, media manipulation, and creative workflows.

Examples: Image generators with system access, video editing agents

Risk Assessment Matrix

Understanding the risk level associated with different agent categories:

Category	System Access	Autonomy Level	Risk Level
Autonomous Agents	High	High	Critical
Code Assistants	Medium	Medium	High
Security Tools	High	Low	High
System Automation	Medium	Medium	Medium
Research Assistants	Low	Low	Low