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DeepShell vs OpenWorker
Compare the scope of DeepShell for Chrome with this product. DeepShell focuses on reading, comparing, extracting, and drafting from selected browser context.
| Capability | DeepShell | OpenWorker |
|---|---|---|
| Where tasks run | Chrome side panel; inference via o10.io | Your machine or your server |
| Setup | Chrome extension; no desktop installer | Self-hosted, configuration required |
| Per-action approval | You select context; no click or form automation | Configurable by you |
| Tamper-evident log | Plain-English step trail and run receipts | Build it yourself |
| Licensing | See the product licensing notices | Open source |
| Cost control | Per-run receipts via o10.io | Whatever you wire up |
Where OpenWorker is better
Fully open source and free, with total control for anyone willing to configure, host and maintain it themselves.
Where DeepShell is better
Works alongside the tabs you select, with source-tagged answers, a step trail, and per-run cost receipts through o10.io
Where DeepShell is weaker
DeepShell runs in Chrome. Bots can handle recurring reads while Chrome is open, with one-site permissions and approval for changes.
Every row is drawn from each product's own public documentation at the time of writing. Vendors change fast. If a row is out of date, tell us at ask@o10.ioand we'll correct it.