OpenWorker
AI that gets your everyday tasks done, in the tools you already use.
At a glance
Price not confirmed · Source review 2026-11-04- Price & billing
100 percent open-source, local-first tool with no plan amounts in the text read; running it needs the user's own model and API keys, whose prices are not stated in the text read, so no charge fact is recorded.
- Free allowance
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- Best suited to
users who want outcomes, not just answers, since OpenWorker carries tasks through, such as reviewing code for vulnerabilities with fixes ready, checking cloud configuration, or delivering a polished document.; developers and defenders who want security coworkers, since the homepage introduces security coworkers for supply-chain posture review and vulnerability triage.; privacy-minded users who want local-first tools, since OpenWorker is local-first with the user's own model and API keys.
Fit is editorial guidance, not a measured result.- Platforms
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What to know before choosing
Good fit
users who want outcomes, not just answers, since OpenWorker carries tasks through, such as reviewing code for vulnerabilities with fixes ready, checking cloud configuration, or delivering a polished document.; developers and defenders who want security coworkers, since the homepage introduces security coworkers for supply-chain posture review and vulnerability triage.; privacy-minded users who want local-first tools, since OpenWorker is local-first with the user's own model and API keys.
Limits and trade-offs
Windows users who need a download today, since the Windows download is marked coming soon while Mac is available.; users who want a hosted tool with no keys or setup, since OpenWorker needs the user's own model and API keys and a local install.
Plans and free allowances
100 percent open-source, local-first tool with no plan amounts in the text read; running it needs the user's own model and API keys, whose prices are not stated in the text read, so no charge fact is recorded.
Evidence
Official homepage ↗ (reviewed 2026-11-04)
Official published documentation reviewed; not a product test
Dates: Last reviewed 2026-11-04. Last reviewed is the latest source or editorial review date; it is not a content-change date.
A closer look at OpenWorker
OpenWorker is an open-source AI that gets everyday tasks done in the tools users already use: files, repos, Slack, calendar and more, carrying tasks from start to finish, such as reviewing code for vulnerabilities with fixes ready, checking cloud configuration, delivering polished documents, or answering a Slack thread. It checks in before important actions, is local-first and privacy-preserving, uses the user's own model and API keys, and offers a Mac download with Windows coming soon.
Editorial guidance based on published documentation. The workflow below is a suggested starting point, not a measured product result.
When to choose OpenWorker
- users who want outcomes, not just answers, since OpenWorker carries tasks through, such as reviewing code for vulnerabilities with fixes ready, checking cloud configuration, or delivering a polished document.
- developers and defenders who want security coworkers, since the homepage introduces security coworkers for supply-chain posture review and vulnerability triage.
- privacy-minded users who want local-first tools, since OpenWorker is local-first with the user's own model and API keys.
When to choose something else
- Windows users who need a download today, since the Windows download is marked coming soon while Mac is available.
- users who want a hosted tool with no keys or setup, since OpenWorker needs the user's own model and API keys and a local install.
A practical starting workflow
- Download OpenWorker for Mac and connect the tools it should work in, such as files, repos, Slack and calendar.
- Ask for an outcome, not just an answer, such as a code review with fixes or a cloud configuration check.
- Review its check-ins before important actions, then let it carry the task through to a delivered result.
Check before committing
- The pricing and features paths return the homepage content in the text read, so no separate plan page is recorded here.
- The Windows download is marked coming soon, so the Mac download is the available desktop path in the text read.
- Security findings such as 4 of 25 findings being real are a homepage illustration, not a measured result for any specific repository.
Common questions
What is OpenWorker?
An open-source AI that gets everyday tasks done in the tools users already use, such as files, repos, Slack and calendar, carrying tasks from start to finish.
How do I get OpenWorker?
Download for Mac from the homepage; Windows is marked coming soon.
Is OpenWorker open-source?
Yes, the homepage states it is 100 percent open source, local-first and privacy-preserving, with the user's own model and API keys.
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