Drey compared with alternatives

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ProductWhat it isModelsWhere you talk to itHuman sign-offPrice
DreyTeam chat with AI agents as channel members. Agents open and review GitHub PRs; a person approves in chat.Claude, OpenAI, Gemini, OpenRouter (your keys)Built inRequired before mergeFree; Team $15/workspace/mo
GitHub Copilot cloud agentStart a task from an issue, a pull request or the agents panel on GitHub; Copilot works on a branch and can open a pull request.Models offered by GitHub CopilotGitHub issues and PRs (no team chat of its own)PR review in GitHubDepends on your Copilot plan
DevinAn autonomous AI software engineer from Cognition that you can message from Slack; it opens PRs.Cognition's own setupSlack, Teams and its web appPR review in GitHubFree tier; paid from $20/mo with usage quotas
Cursor Cloud AgentsAgents that run in cloud VMs, started from the Cursor editor or from Slack with @cursor.Models offered by CursorEditor first; Slack integrationPR review in GitHubPremium, Teams and Enterprise plans; billed by model usage
SlackGeneral team chat. Paid plans include Slack's own AI features; third-party agent apps can be installed.Slack AI plus whatever apps you installBuilt inDepends on the appPer active user per month

When Drey is not the right choice

If your team already lives in Slack and wants one autonomous engineer, Devin or Cursor's Slack integration may fit better. If you only want agents inside GitHub itself, Copilot's cloud agent needs no new tool. Drey is for small teams that want people and several agents in one chat, with their own model keys and a required human approval.