Malleable vs. Coworker

Coworker is an AI workspace for your whole company: chat, meeting notes, a coding agent and scheduled agents. Malleable does one job. It runs your team's repeat operations step by step, and brings people in for their decisions.

In common: Both let people describe recurring work in plain English and get something that runs, without code.

The main difference

Who decides the steps?

Coworker

The agent does, on every run. It plans its own steps each time, so two runs of the same agent can go differently.

Malleable

Your team does. You describe the work in plain English, and Malleable lays out the steps every run follows. The AI uses judgment only at the steps where you allow it.

Side by side

How they compare

Each row is something you can check in a demo, or in the other tool's docs.

Fixed steps and AI judgment
Coworker
The AI works out every step, on every run.
Malleable
An AI agent runs the whole operation and works out cases nobody planned for. Your team locks the steps that must run the same way every time.
People outside your company
Coworker
Outside people can only view a shared result.
Malleable
Anyone can answer from a secure link, with no account.
Bringing in a person
Coworker
Actions wait in your own queue until someone approves them.
Malleable
Malleable sends them a short form with the context, then waits for their answer.

When to choose Malleable

  • The work crosses teams and waits on people, inside or outside your company.
  • The same work comes up again and again, and parts of it need judgment.
  • The people who run it need to change it themselves.
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