AI Agents · 8 alternatives ranked of 78 in the category
Looking for alternatives to Smithery? These are the ai agents tools that score highest on adoption, reviews, benchmarks, and public code, with what separates each one from Smithery.
Ranked by adoption, review, benchmark, and repository signals. Each note below is drawn from the two products’ own catalog records, so a product with nothing to separate it from Smithery carries no note.
CrewAI is listed as open source, while Smithery is not, is open source against Smithery's freemium model, and carries 59k GitHub stars to Smithery's 835.
Actian is custom-priced against Smithery's freemium model and shows 28 recorded adoptions against Smithery's 0.
Replay.io is custom-priced against Smithery's freemium model and shows 25 recorded adoptions against Smithery's 0.
Guild.ai is custom-priced against Smithery's freemium model and shows 22 recorded adoptions against Smithery's 0.
Browser Use is listed as open source, while Smithery is not and carries 116k GitHub stars to Smithery's 835.
CrewAI ranks highest among the alternatives to Smithery we track. CrewAI is listed as open source, while Smithery is not, is open source against Smithery's freemium model, and carries 59k GitHub stars to Smithery's 835. Open-source framework for multi-agent workflows and role-based agents.
Yes. CrewAI, Browser Use, ComfyUI, Gemini CLI, and Hermes Agent are listed as open source in our catalog. Smithery is not listed as open source. CrewAI is the highest ranked of them: Open-source framework for multi-agent workflows and role-based agents.
ComfyUI is listed as open source, while Smithery is not, is open source against Smithery's freemium model, and carries 133k GitHub stars to Smithery's 835.
Gemini CLI is listed as open source, while Smithery is not, is open source against Smithery's freemium model, and carries 107k GitHub stars to Smithery's 835.
Hermes Agent is listed as open source, while Smithery is not, is open source against Smithery's freemium model, and carries 248k GitHub stars to Smithery's 835.