Comma
Comma describes a personal agent organised around ongoing Tasks, with connected apps, Mac access and a cloud computer.
The decision in plain English
Distinguish cloud work from tasks needing Mac files or call recording; check the actual approval settings before connecting apps.
Best fit
Personal or team app tasks that continue in a cloud environment.
Poor fit
A user who needs every connected-app action to wait for approval without configuring boundaries.
Documented capabilities
Vendor statements, not verified task outcomes.
Permissions and human control
- Vendor says computers stay read-only until more access is allowed
- Task decisions wait in Needs Review; ask for draft-only work if preferred
Documented controls do not prove that an agent always follows them.
Limits and open questions
- Call recording and Mac-local files need the Mac
- Landing-page demonstrations are not verified task outcomes
Privacy and security
Comma says conversations, prompts and files are not used for training, personal data is not sold, and app access is scoped and revocable. These are vendor claims, not an audit.
Common questions about Comma
What is Comma for?
Personal or team app tasks that continue in a cloud environment. The vendor describes it as: Comma describes a personal agent organised around ongoing Tasks, with connected apps, Mac access and a cloud computer.
Who should look elsewhere?
A user who needs every connected-app action to wait for approval without configuring boundaries.
How much does Comma cost?
Comma's pricing page (read 2 October 2026) lists Value at $0/month with unlimited chat and bring-your-own-key for advanced models, Pro at $80/month shown as billed yearly with about 300 to 600 agentic tasks a month (a vendor estimate), and Enterprise as custom. Credits: 1M credits equal US$1 of usage, model calls cost the model's published API price, and a new Workspace cloud computer uses about 74,000 credits per hour while it runs. Credits do not roll over. The page does not show a monthly-billing price for Pro.
What can it access and what needs my approval?
Vendor says computers stay read-only until more access is allowed Task decisions wait in Needs Review; ask for draft-only work if preferred
What happens to my data?
Comma says conversations, prompts and files are not used for training, personal data is not sold, and app access is scoped and revocable. These are vendor claims, not an audit.
Has AgentComparison tested it?
No. This record is built from the vendor's own documentation, checked 2026-10-02. Vendor claims are attributed, not confirmed.
How to evaluate Comma yourself
- Pick one low-risk task that matches its documented capabilities: tasks that continue on a cloud computer.
- Write the expected output and what counts as failure before you start.
- Connect the minimum access needed, and check approval settings first.
- Run it twice and compare, then review every action it took.
- Check cost after any free allowance. Unknown price is not free.
Related
Documented use cases: Real-world errands and long-running tasks.
- Fo by Wajo (product): Real-world coordination and life administration with vendor-assisted escalation.
- Manus (product): Delivering task outputs rather than only answering questions.
- Cue by Manus (product): People who want several agents with separate identities that hand work to each other, and who will review the final result.
- Fo by Wajo vs Comma
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Sources and history
- https://comma.surf/ · official · read 1 October 2026
- https://comma.surf/pricing · official · read 1 October 2026
- https://comma.surf/docs · official · read 1 October 2026
Change history
- 2026-10-01: Initial documentation research. No hands-on testing.
Documentation overview expanded with current pricing/access sources. No hands-on results claimed.
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