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Hatoba alternatives

Hatoba devops and infrastructure. These 5 tools do the same job or overlap with it.

Compared at a glance

ToolPricingPlatformsStandout
Hatoba (this tool)Pricing: see official siteDesktop, Web app, Plugin or MCPDevops and infrastructure
AntirionPricing: see official siteAPI, Web appDevops and infrastructure
MuxinPricing: see official siteWeb app, Plugin or MCPCreate cloud machines on DigitalOcean
procPricing: see official siteDesktopPreview of changes with --dry-run
RespanPaid plans: see official pricingAPI, Web appSingle API endpoint for over 1,000 models
OpenHandsFree plan · Paid plans: see official pricingWeb app, APIWeb-based GUI, Terminal UI, and CLI

The alternatives

  1. 1

    Antirion

    Antirion routes, budgets and guards LLM calls from apps through one open-source gateway, a model-ops job that differs from Hatoba's SSH client and terminal assistant.

    Choose Antirion if you are a platform team putting models in front of your apps and need routing, budgets and guardrails

    Pricing: see official site

  2. 2

    Muxin

    Muxin puts your computers in one desktop window to run agents, view live screens and read logs, covering part of the remote host work Hatoba also handles.

    Choose Muxin if you own several computers, such as Macs, Linux servers, Windows PCs or cloud machines, and want them in one place

    Pricing: see official site

  3. 3

    proc

    proc is a command-line tool that finds, inspects, stops or pauses running processes by port, PID, name or path, a narrower host task than Hatoba's SSH workflow.

    Choose proc if you need to free ports or manage running processes from the command line

    Pricing: see official site

  4. 4

    Respan

    Respan routes requests to many AI models through one API with tracing and agent evaluations, a model-ops job that differs from Hatoba's SSH and terminal work.

    Choose Respan if you are an engineering or product team building AI agents and want monitoring and evaluations for them

    Paid plans: see official pricing

  5. 5

    OpenHands

    OpenHands runs autonomous agents that plan and apply code changes, and lists DevOps and infrastructure as a secondary task, overlapping Hatoba's agent-driven command work.

    Choose OpenHands if you are an individual developer who wants to start on the free Individual plan

    Free plan · Paid plans: see official pricing