Best Infinity by ProjectX alternatives
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Top Infinity by ProjectX alternatives, reviewed
What each one does well, who it suits and what it costs.

1. Composio
FreemiumFrom $29/mo
Composio connects AI assistants and custom agents to more than 1,500 apps and toolkits. It lets them retrieve information and take actions across services such as Gmail, Slack, Notion, Salesforce, and GitHub. Users can connect an existing assistant through MCP or use the CLI, while developers can embed tool access…
- App connections and authentication
- SDKs, CLI, and MCP gateway
- Event-driven triggers
Best for Agent developers, Business teams, Enterprise IT and security teams
Full review: Composio

2. MyClaw
PaidFrom $29/mo
MyClaw is a managed cloud platform for deploying and running AI agents without maintaining the underlying infrastructure. It supports agents including OpenClaw and Hermes Agent, with one-click deployment, automatic updates, and daily backups. Each subscription provides a cloud computer with allocated processing…
- Managed agent deployment
- Scheduled background work
- Connected tools and channels
Best for Personal AI users, Developers, AI power users
Full review: MyClaw

3. JetBrains Air
Freemium
JetBrains Air brings coding agents into a shared development system spanning JetBrains IDEs, the browser, and command-line workflows. Developers can connect compatible agents, including Claude Agent and agents using ACP, then manage sessions across multiple projects. Air supports existing provider subscriptions, API…
- Compatible coding agents
- IDE-based change review
- Parallel project sessions
Best for Software developers, Development teams, Engineering organizations
Full review: JetBrains Air

4. XHawk
Free trialFrom $20/mo
XHawk is an AI workforce platform for running agents across engineering, product, and analytics tasks. It connects code repositories, documents, conversations, databases, and business apps into a shared Company Brain that gives agents context for their work. Teams can use prebuilt agents or configure custom behaviors…
- Shared Company Brain
- Coordinated background agents
- Engineering workflow automation
Best for Engineering teams, Product and analytics teams, Founders and executives
Full review: XHawk

5. Tavily
FreemiumFrom $30/mo
Tavily gives AI agents access to current web information through APIs for search, content extraction, crawling, and research. It retrieves relevant web content and returns structured chunks that models can use as context when answering questions or completing tasks. It is designed for developers building applications…
- Real-time web search
- Content extraction and crawling
- Retrieval infrastructure
Best for AI application developers, Enterprise engineering teams
Full review: Tavily

6. Osaurus
Open sourceFrom $20/mo
Osaurus is an open-source desktop app for running AI agents on your own computer. You can use local models offline or connect cloud models through your own API keys or prepaid credits. Agents work from folders of documents and references, retain conversation memory locally, and support tools, skills, and scheduled…
- Offline local agents
- Folder-based context and memory
- Approval-based file editing
Best for Privacy-conscious individuals, Small teams, Developers
Full review: Osaurus

7. Sentinel
Free trial
Sentinel is an autonomous AI security agent for testing web applications, APIs, and internal systems. It explores potential attack paths and validates vulnerabilities through controlled exploit reproduction before reporting them. It is designed to support security engineers and pentesters rather than replace…
- Parallel security testing
- Reproducible exploit validation
- Developer-ready findings
Best for Application security teams, Platform and engineering teams, Security leaders
Full review: Sentinel

8. Cursor
FreemiumFrom $8/mo
Cursor is an AI coding editor and agent that helps developers turn instructions into working software. Users can request targeted code edits, ask an agent to plan a feature, or delegate implementation tasks across a codebase. It combines context-aware completions, code navigation, and model selection with agent…
- Code editing and planning
- Parallel cloud agents
- Terminal workflow
Best for Software developers, Engineering teams, Enterprise engineering organizations
Full review: Cursor

9. JetBrains
Freemium
JetBrains offers development tools that combine language-specific IDEs, AI coding capabilities, and tools for software teams. Its IDE lineup includes IntelliJ IDEA, PyCharm, WebStorm, Rider, and CLion, covering Java, Kotlin, Python, JavaScript, .NET, C++, and other languages. Developers can navigate code, receive…
- AI coding and agent workflows
- Language-specific IDEs
- Built-in development tools
Best for Software developers, Development teams, Engineering organizations
Full review: JetBrains

10. Cline
Open source
Cline is an open-source AI coding agent that can explore codebases, make coordinated changes across files, and run terminal commands. It works through editor extensions, a standalone desktop app, and a command-line interface. Developers can also embed its agent runtime in their own applications using the SDK. Its…
- Plan and Act modes
- Multi-file code changes
- Live terminal execution
Best for Software developers, Engineering teams, Application builders
Full review: Cline