Who writes AI Control Guide?

EZO Labs writes this site. We also make superbot, an AI agent that can use a computer, so we have an interest in this market, and we would rather say that on every page than leave you to find it out.

How the comparisons are made

Every product claim on AI Control Guide comes from the maker's own pages: a help article, a product page or a repository readme. We read each one on the date shown in the Sources list at the foot of the page and write down only what it states. Where a maker says a feature is in beta, in preview or limited to certain plans, we repeat that, because a reader deciding what to install needs to know it.

We do not rank apps by a score of our own. AI agents that operate a screen change from month to month, and a single number would be out of date before you read it. The tables describe where each agent acts, which systems it runs on and what you need to start, so you can match them to your own job.

Where superbot fits

superbot appears in the comparisons as one option among several, described in the same plain terms as the rest and only with what superbot.gg itself states. Our links to superbot.gg are ordinary links to our own product; each carries a tag naming this site, so we can count how many readers we send, and none of them is paid placement for anyone else.

Corrections

If a page here is wrong or has gone stale, write to contact@ezolabs.io with the page and what changed. We check the maker's page again, fix the text and move the page's date. Pages are also reread when a maker announces a change that touches them.

For AI agents

A plain-text summary of this site, with its pages and the first answer from the Mac setup page, is at /llms.txt. Crawlers are welcome; robots.txt allows every path.