3 minutes
Agentic Index on YouTube
Video library
28 short videos that put two AI agent platforms side by side. Each one covers what the products do, how they are priced and when to choose which.
Every video lives on its comparison page, next to both vendors scored on the same 14 capabilities.
Coding agents
6 videos in this category.
3 minutes
2 minutes
Crush vs OpenCode: Language Servers or Background Subagents?
5 minutes
Google Jules vs OpenAI Codex (2026): Which Should You Choose?
4 minutes
Cline vs Kilo Code (2026): Which Should You Choose?
4 minutes
Cognition vs Cursor (2026): Which Should You Choose?
4 minutes
Cognition vs Factory (2026): Which Should You Choose?
Enterprise operations agents
6 videos in this category.
4 minutes
Rippling vs Warp: Every Action Confirmed, or Autonomy Set per Workflow
4 minutes
Auditoria vs Vic.ai 2026: AP and AR Agents Compared
2 minutes
Blue Yonder vs o9 Solutions for Supply Chain Planning Teams
4 minutes
Legora vs Luminance: One Built for Lawyers, One for the Whole Business
4 minutes
HappyRobot vs Vooma: One Platform Fee or Pay by the Agent
3 minutes
Dust vs Writer (2026): Which Should You Choose?
Browser and computer-use agents
5 videos in this category.
3 minutes
Browser Use vs Browserbase: Pay by the Minute or Pay by the Month
5 minutes
Meta Muse vs Pine AI: An Agent in Your Apps, or One on the Phone?
4 minutes
Axiom.ai vs Bardeen: Runtime Hours or Credits per Row
3 minutes
Browser Use vs Skyvern: The Agent You Call and the Agent You Build
3 minutes
TinyFish vs Browserbase (2026): Which Should You Choose?
Agent infrastructure platforms
3 videos in this category.
Security and SOC agents
3 videos in this category.
Healthcare agents
2 videos in this category.
Customer support agents
One video in this category.
GTM and revenue agents
One video in this category.
SRE and DevOps agents
One video in this category.
The Brief
Each issue of the Agentic Index Brief recapped in a few minutes, written from the change log.
4 minutes
The October 21 issue
What Changed in AI Agent Platforms (October 2026)
Three weeks of agent platform changes, October 3 to 21, in about four minutes.
Coding agents moved into sandboxes. GitHub Copilot, Kiro and Google Antigravity fenced their agents in at the operating system level, and two of them used the fence to stop asking permission for routine commands. E2B and Coral kept credentials out of the agent's hands altogether.
Tools started carrying labels for read, write or destructive. Microsoft gave agents Microsoft 365 accounts of their own, so the newest coworker now has a login and an Outlook inbox. Memory began learning procedures as well as people, and personal agents started calling businesses with consent protocols attached.