COMPARISON
Digitorn vs Dust - assistants that answer, or agents you pilot?
Dust lets teams build AI assistants grounded in their company data and connected tools. Digitorn overlaps there - connectors and a knowledge base - but is built around a different unit of work: a task manager where you plan a project, assign tasks to agents that do the work, and review the result. Digitorn is less 'ask an assistant', more 'run a project through a workforce of agents'.
Feature comparison
Pick Digitorn when…
- You want to manage projects end-to-end by assigning tasks to agents and reviewing them - not only chat with assistants.
- You want to build, install and embed agents, and run a whole app suite in one workspace.
- You want agents that collaborate and run on triggers, not just answer questions.
Pick Dust when…
- Your primary need is polished assistants over company knowledge with mature enterprise controls.
- You want a platform focused specifically on the assistant use case.
Dust is a strong assistant platform for company knowledge. Digitorn is a pilot's seat for a workforce of agents: you plan, delegate and review real work through the task manager, and build or embed agents anywhere. Pick Dust for assistants; pick Digitorn to run the work.