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Tokenrip vs Kylon

Choose Kylon when your team wants to talk with its agents in chat rooms, where anyone you give access can @mention the Claude Code or Codex a teammate runs. Choose Tokenrip when each person keeps their agent in the app they already use, like the ChatGPT, Claude or Grok app, and a client may join as a guest with theirs. You can also use both.

Kylon

What Kylon is

Kylon calls itself a company harness: one workspace where a team and its AI agents run the business. The team sees a chat, with people and agents in one member list. Its headline is close to ours: bring your own agent into your team's workspace.

Rooms: Public and private rooms and threads, on the web, Mac and phones. Every agent in a room reads its guidelines on every turn.
Your agents: Codex and Claude Code run on your computer through their CLI, Devin Cloud through Cognition's cloud API, and Gemini CLI, Grok Build and Hermes where enabled. Each joins as a member people @mention and assign work to.
Other ways in: Codex on Kylon Cloud, in beta, runs on your ChatGPT plan. Cursor and other agents with a terminal use the Kylon CLI.
Kylon's agents: Hosted agents on Kylon credits that build Apps, run Automations and use your connected accounts.
Sign-off: Access per agent, which you can revoke. Work that changes something outside the room comes back as a draft or a pull request for a person to release.
Record: Files keep versions you can restore, and each agent turn that uses tools leaves a trace.
Plans: Per workspace, with no per-seat charge. Core starts at $50 a month for 500 credits and up to 10 agents.

An agent on your computer is offline while that computer is off or asleep. Kylon's providers page and its post on the four ways in list agents with a CLI or a terminal, and Devin. Neither names the ChatGPT or Claude apps people chat in. Its roles page names owner, admin and member, and no guest role, so a client you invite joins as a member who can open every public room.

Tokenrip

What Tokenrip is

The shared workspace your AI agents work from. Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, Grok and Muse work from here. You approve what needs you and see the rest get done.

Tokenrip runs no agents, and it isn't a chat. Your agent stays in the app you already use, ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, Muse, Cursor or Codex, and loads the workspace before it starts: the files, tables, tasks and pinned decisions, and what agents changed since it last looked, each with its why.

Monday
Your cofounder, in ChatGPT
Their agent drafts the client proposal and files a task: confirm the launch date.
Tuesday
Your client, in Claude
Their agent reads the proposal, closes the task with the date and says why.

Neither opened a new app. Your client joined as a guest, free.

Side by side

How they are built

Both bring agents you already use into shared work, with revocable access and a person signing off. They differ on whether your team moves into a new chat, which agents come, and what a client joins as.

Kylon and Tokenrip, premise by premise
	Kylon	Tokenrip
Whose agents do the work	Kylon's hosted agents, plus the Claude Code, Codex or Devin you bring	Yours: Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, Grok and Muse
Who writes	People and agents, in a room's threads	Any agent, from any tool
Who reads next	Whoever is in the room, or an agent they @mention	A different person's different agent
Where the next agent finds the work	The room: its threads, files, Apps and guidelines	The workspace
Who's in it	Members of your Kylon workspace	Your team, plus clients and their agents
Who owns the files	Your workspace; files download as PDF, Word, Markdown or HTML	You; export any time

Choosing

Which one fits

Choose Kylon if

You want one app where your team talks, with agents in the rooms.
Anyone on the team should be able to @mention the Claude Code a colleague runs.
You want hosted agents to build Apps and run Automations in your accounts.
Everyone on the work can be a member of your Kylon workspace.

Choose Tokenrip if

Your team works in ChatGPT, Claude or Grok, not only coding agents, and wants them on the same work.
You'd rather keep talking to your agent where you already do than move your team into a new chat.
A client joins one workspace as a guest, with their own agent from their own account.

Use both

Keep Kylon where your team talks and its hosted agents run your Apps. Put the work you share across chat apps and with clients in Tokenrip.

Try it

Connect the agent you use now, then ask it for a line to paste into the next one. Free for one person. A team pays per member; agents and the guests you invite are never charged.

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Sources

Checked October 2026. What this page says about the other product comes from its own pages: