Agentic Index
Coworker Ai vs Glean (2026)
Two of the strongest documented cards in the lane, 12.5 and 12 of 14, both building a knowledge layer under enterprise agents.
Glean unifies search, assistant and agents over a permissions aware knowledge graph across more than a hundred connected systems, quoted through sales. Coworker pairs an organizational memory knowledge graph with model routing, more than fifty read and write connectors, a no code agent builder and approval gates, at a published thirty dollars per user a month. The published price and the write side of those connectors are Coworker's argument; Glean's is connector breadth and permissions depth.
Choose Coworker Ai if
- A published per user price lets you budget this without a sales cycle.
- Write connectors matter: you want agents doing things, not only finding things.
- Approval gates and model routing are the governance controls you need.
Choose Glean if
- Connector breadth across a hundred plus systems is the requirement for your estate.
- Permissions aware search is the hard part, and getting it wrong is a security incident.
- Enterprise scale adoption and reference density lower the risk of the decision.
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