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Felan vs. Devin
Both run coding agents in the background. Felan lets you pick the models, pay provider rates with no markup on tokens, and run on our managed cloud or your own infrastructure.
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Both are open source, work with any model, including local ones, and add no markup on tokens. The difference is buying it for a team: Felan publishes one price for everyone.
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Both run coding agents in the background from events and schedules, with your own keys or on your own servers. Tembo runs other vendors' agents. Felan runs its own open-source agent, tuned for token cost, and adds no markup on tokens.
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Both run coding agents in the background, from schedules, pull requests, and webhooks. Ona is now part of OpenAI and runs Codex on OpenAI models. Felan runs models from every provider, including local and private ones, with no markup on tokens.
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Both run coding agents in the cloud from schedules, API calls, and GitHub events. Claude Code runs Claude models, with Anthropic hosting the control plane. Felan runs models from every provider and can run entirely on your infrastructure.
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Both run coding agents in the cloud from schedules and GitHub events. Codex Cloud runs OpenAI's own harness on OpenAI models. Felan runs models from every provider and can run the whole platform on your infrastructure.
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Both assign coding work to an agent from an issue, a schedule, or by hand. Copilot cloud agent runs on GitHub's included model catalog and bills in AI Credits. Felan runs models from every provider, including local and private ones, with no markup on tokens.
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Both trigger agents from a mention, an event, or by hand, and both can self-host. GitLab Duo Agent Platform lets you pick from GitLab-managed models, and runs your own models only when you self-host; Felan runs every major provider, plus local and private models, on every plan.
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Both trigger agents from a work item, an automation rule, or by hand. Jira Coding Agent meters usage in Rovo credits, and its model catalog isn't published. Felan runs models from every provider, including local and private ones, with no markup on tokens.
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Both trigger agents from a schedule or an event, across tools like GitHub, GitLab, and Slack. Cursor charges a per-token fee on third-party models, even with your own keys. Felan adds no fee on tokens, ever.
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Both trigger agents from a schedule or an event, such as GitHub, Slack, or a webhook. Factory's own keys work in its CLI and desktop app, but not in its cloud background agents. Felan runs your own keys everywhere, including the background.
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Both run agents on your own infrastructure with your own provider credentials. Coder Agents starts from an external system calling its API, such as a CI job; Felan triggers from events, schedules, or by hand, out of the box.
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