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Crewly vs Kylon
Kylon is a shared workspace where people, AI agents, company knowledge and tools work together. Crewly is narrower: it gives each agent pull request a receipt that says whether the test your team approved passed, unchanged, in your CI.
| Topic | Kylon | Crewly |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | A workspace for people and agents, for small and midsize teams. Kylon also names agencies that run AI workflows for clients. | Delivery receipts for agencies whose client work is done by AI coding agents. |
| Agents | Names Claude Code, Codex and Devin among others, and says you can bring any agent. Agents run on Kylon Cloud, on your own computer, or on Devin Cloud. | Any agent your repo triggers from a GitHub issue that opens a pull request. Run end to end on Oct 19, 2026 with the Claude Code GitHub Action (non-Anthropic models via OpenRouter) and the Codex GitHub Action (an OpenAI model via OpenRouter). A Copilot template exists but is untested. |
| Approvals | Approval cards to grant an agent ongoing access to a connection, to publish a public file snapshot, and to publish an app where approval is required. A file snapshot approval covers that exact file version. | The scope and a Playwright test are approved together as one version, and the test is locked by hash. |
| Tests and CI | Lists engineering integrations including GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, CircleCI, Sentry, Datadog and Vercel, where agents "triage bugs, draft PRs, and surface alerts". We couldn't confirm a feature that checks tests or CI results against what was approved. | A "Crewly Receipt" check on the pull request: did the approved test pass, unchanged, in your CI. Deleted, skipped or weakened tests and CI edits are flagged for a person. |
| Sharing outside the team | A public snapshot of a file that anyone with the link can view. Later edits stay private until a new snapshot is approved. Links can be revoked. | A client receipt page: you preview it, then publish. No login, expires (30 days by default), revocable. |
| Clients | Each client gets a separate workspace. | The free pilot covers up to two client projects, each with its own GitHub repository. A paid or invoiced workspace can hold more. |
| Pricing | Core plan: billed per workspace, from $50 a month for 500 credits up to $800 for 8,000. Pro and Ultra are custom-priced through sales, and their credit amounts are marked not final; a Bring Your Own Agent plan is labelled a pricing concept. Agents and workflows pause when credits run out. 7-day trial; the FAQ says a card is needed. | Free 14-day pilot, then $99 per client project a month. Crewly doesn't meter your agents: your CI and agent runs are billed by their own providers. |
| Security status | Says SOC 2 Type II and ISO/IEC 27001 audits are in progress, and GDPR compliant. | Not SOC 2 certified yet. The security page lists what is built and what is not. |
Kylon may fit better if
- You want one workspace where agents help with operations, sales or finance, not only code.
- You want agents to build and publish small apps for your team.
Crewly may fit better if
- Your client work lands as GitHub pull requests written by coding agents.
- You need to show a client what was checked against the agreed scope, and what was not.
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Everything about Kylon on this page comes from these public pages, read on Oct 19, 2026. Products change; if something here is out of date, email kidwiz404@gmail.com and we will fix it.