Comparison

    Telos Brain compared with Eve, Claude and AgentCore.

    If you are choosing an agent stack, this is the difference that matters: do you get a company brain you own, or a framework you have to assemble?

    What they are

    What each product is.

    Public preview and beta releases, as at August 2026.

    01

    Telos Brain

    A self-learning company brain: agents, skills, memory and multi-tenancy defined as portable configuration, running locally or in the cloud.

    02

    Vercel Eve

    An open-source, filesystem-first framework for building durable agents that deploy to Vercel.

    03

    Claude Managed Agents

    Anthropic runs the harness and infrastructure. You define tasks, tools and guardrails. Claude-only.

    04

    AWS AgentCore

    Modular AWS services — Runtime, Memory, Gateway, Identity, Observability — that you assemble around your own agent code.

    Features

    Feature comparison.

    Models, where it runs, skills, memory, tenancy, learning, cost and lock-in.

    Feature comparison of Telos Brain, Vercel Eve, Claude Managed Agents and AWS AgentCore.
    FeatureTelos BrainVercel EveClaude Managed AgentsAWS AgentCore
    Model supportClaude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok and local LLMsAny model via AI GatewayClaude onlyModel-agnostic on Bedrock and beyond
    Defined asConfig-as-code: one schema folder — the brain’s DNAFilesystem-first markdown and TypeScript toolsAPI calls and console; Anthropic owns the harnessYour own code in containers
    Runs locallyFull brain in Docker, including local LLMs — then one command to cloudLocal dev, deploys to VercelAnthropic cloud. Self-hosted sandboxes optionalAWS cloud only
    SkillsSkill books: portable, versioned, cross-referencing, embedding-searchedMarkdown skills per agentClaude Skills supportedNo native skills concept
    MemoryPer brain, per entity, per unit of workSession state and filesBuilt-in cross-session memoryManaged short- and long-term memory service
    Multi-tenancyNative two-level: entities and units of workBuild it yourselfBuild it yourselfSession isolation only
    Self-learningLearning inbox applied to skills, tools, workflows and memory — with checkpoints, diffs and rollbackNot availablePartial: self-evaluating outcomes and dreaming, research previewNot available
    EvalsBuilt-in eval workflows grade every run 0–100Evals built inSelf-evaluation loop, previewBring your own
    LLM cost optimisationPer-run cost visibility, automatic caching, cross-model compaction, output-token retriesToken usage reporting onlyHarness manages context, Claude onlyMetrics only
    Platform lock-inLow: same schema runs local, on your infra, or Telos cloudVercel. Other adapters on the wayAnthropic cloudAWS
    Cloud pricingUS$2 per 1,000 minutes, plus your LLM costsVercel usage-basedLLM tokens plus $0.08 per session-hourPer-service consumption

    As at August 2026. Eve is in public preview. Claude Managed Agents is in public beta; multi-agent coordination and outcome-based features are research preview. AgentCore can call external models; the infrastructure itself is AWS-bound.

    Telos Brain

    What the others do not include.

    These are the parts of a company brain you would otherwise have to build yourself.

    Clients stay separate

    Tenancy is built in. Each client, team or job keeps its own data and memory.

    It learns from the work

    Useful lessons go back into skills, tools and memory — with checkpoints, so you can review or roll back.

    Your ways of working travel

    Skill books are portable. Copy proven methods from one brain to another in seconds.

    Any model, less waste

    Use Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok or a local model. Caching and compaction keep token cost down.

    Same brain, anywhere

    Run it on your laptop, on your own infrastructure, or on Telos cloud. The definition does not change.

    Telos Brain

    Build it yourself.
    Or talk to us.

    A custom harness plus company brain — on your tools, or run by Telos.

    Build it yourself