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Competitive Landscape: Agent Workspace and Collaboration (Validated)

Competitive Landscape: Agent Workspace & Collaboration (Validated)

Section titled “Competitive Landscape: Agent Workspace & Collaboration (Validated)”

Validated against primary sources, Feb 25, 2026. Reframed: competition assessed through the lens of “agent-human collaboration,” not just “agent storage.”

AttributeDetail
What it does”Workspaces for Agentic Teams” — shared workspace where agents collaborate
FoundersMediaFire founders (deep file-sharing experience)
ProductLIVE — agent accounts, shared workspaces, 251 MCP tools, semantic search, built-in RAG
Free tier50GB free
StrengthsRight vision, relevant founders, live product, generous free tier
GapFocuses on agents-as-users. Human collaboration (viewing, commenting, real-time dashboards) is not the primary use case.
Threat levelHIGH

Our differentiation: Fast.io builds workspaces for agents. We build workspaces for agents AND humans to collaborate. The human dashboard, activity feed, comments, and feedback loop are our wedge.

AttributeDetail
WhatSQLite-based filesystem for AI agents
GitHub134 stars, v0.4.1
GapNo agent identity, no human dashboard, no collaboration, no enterprise features
Threat levelMEDIUM — good tech building block, not a collaboration product
AttributeDetail
WhatSandboxed cloud environments (Firecracker microVMs)
Funding$14.4M
GapCompute, not collaboration. No shared workspaces, no human visibility
Threat levelLOW-MEDIUM — complementary (compute + our workspace)
AttributeDetail
What”Give every agent a computer” — sandboxes with state persistence
Funding$24M Series A, $2M ARR
GapCompute-centric. Workspace hours expire. No human collaboration
Threat levelLOW-MEDIUM — complementary

Duvo is a retail operations automation company (Index Ventures $15M). NOT agent file storage. See prior correction.

AttributeDetail
StatusGenerally available
IntegrationsClaude, Copilot Studio, Azure API Center, Mistral
RevenueBox: $1.1B/year
GapHuman storage retrofitted for agents. No agent identity. Optimized for agents READING enterprise content, not agents + humans COLLABORATING on new work.
Threat levelHIGH for enterprise — existing contracts, trusted brand
AttributeDetail
WhatNo-code agent builder + cross-platform content search
GapUser-created agents, not agent-native. Agents are extensions of human users, not first-class collaborators. No agent identity layer. Optimized for human-to-human collaboration, not agent-human collaboration.
Threat levelHIGH — “good enough” for many, billion-user platform
AttributeDetail
WhatSelect files → create .agent file → Copilot experience
LimitsMax 20 files per agent
GapLimited scope. No agent-to-agent sharing. No autonomous agent identity. One-directional (human → agent), not collaborative.
Threat levelHIGH for enterprise — M365 distribution
AttributeDetail
GapBasic CRUD only. No agent identity, no collaboration, no human dashboard, no activity feed. “Good enough” for single-agent prototypes.
Threat levelMEDIUM — breaks at multi-agent and human-oversight scale

3. The OpenClaw Ecosystem (Primary Distribution Channel)

Section titled “3. The OpenClaw Ecosystem (Primary Distribution Channel)”
ComponentWhatRelevance to Us
OpenClaw (215K+ stars)Self-hosted autonomous AI agentPrimary beachhead user — always-on agents need persistent shared workspace
ClawHub (5,705+ skills, 1.5M downloads)Skill registry/marketplacePrimary distribution channel — publish Skill for instant access to 100K+ instances
MoltBook (2.66M agents, 17K owners)Social network for AI agentsDemand validation — proves agents need platforms, humans want to observe
Cline (5M+ installs, 57K stars)VS Code coding agentSecondary distribution — Cline Marketplace listing for one-click install
Roo Code / Kilo CodeCline forksAdditional distribution — MCP-compatible, same config format

The OpenClaw opportunity: 100K+ autonomous agents running 24/7 with zero human visibility. 7 open GitHub issues describe exactly what we build. No native workspace solution exists. Fast.io is the only third-party option, but it lacks human dashboards.

CompanyWhatRelationship to Us
Browserbase ($67.5M)Browser infra for agentsComplementary — agents browse, then save to workspace
AgentMail (YC S25)Email for agentsParallel primitive — we compete via Mailmolt
Keycard ($38M)Agent identityComplementary — identity layer, no services
CrowdStrike/SGNL ($740M)Agent identity/authComplementary — enterprise security
Notion / CodaHuman collaboration docsAdjacent — human-first, no agent integration
Mem0Persistent memory for OpenClawAdjacent — memory layer, not file workspace. No human visibility.
MoltBookAgent social networkComplementary — proves demand, not competitive (social ≠ workspace)

5. Competitive Matrix (Revised for Collaboration)

Section titled “5. Competitive Matrix (Revised for Collaboration)”
CapabilityOur VisionFast.ioBox MCPGoogle WSMS OneDriveMCP Wrappers
Agent-native designYesYesNoNoNoNo
Human collaborationYesPartialNoHuman-onlyHuman-onlyNo
Human dashboardYesUnknownNoHuman-onlyHuman-onlyNo
Activity feedYesUnknownNoNoNoNo
Comments/feedbackYesNoNoHuman-onlyHuman-onlyNo
Persistent storageYesYesYesYesYesYes
Agent identityYesYesNoNoNoNo
Cross-agent sharingYesYesLimitedLimitedNoNo
Enterprise auditYesUnknownYesYesYesNo
Suite integrationYesNoYes (Box)Yes (Google)Yes (M365)No
Live productNoYesYesYesYesYes

What We Uniquely Offer (That No Single Competitor Has)

Section titled “What We Uniquely Offer (That No Single Competitor Has)”
  • Agent-human collaboration on shared files — agents and humans as co-workers, not agents-as-tools
  • Human dashboard with activity feed — see what agents are doing in real-time
  • Comment/feedback loop — humans annotate, agents read feedback
  • Cross-platform — any MCP-compatible agent (not locked to Google/Microsoft)
  • Suite integration — mail + workspace + skills, unified identity
  • Fast.io could add human collaboration features (it’s engineering, not innovation)
  • Google/Microsoft could build agent-native collaboration (they own the collaboration market)
  • The concept of “agent-human collaboration” may be ahead of market demand
  • We have no live product; everyone else does
  • 12-18 months before incumbents optimize for agent-human collaboration
  • Google/Microsoft are adding agents TO human tools (agent-as-extension)
  • We’re building collaboration FROM SCRATCH for agent-human teams (collaboration-as-product)
  • These are fundamentally different approaches — ours is better for agent-heavy workflows, theirs is better for human-heavy workflows with occasional agent help