Respan alternatives
Respan devops and infrastructure. These 5 tools do the same job or overlap with it.
Compared at a glance
| Tool | Pricing | Platforms | Standout |
|---|---|---|---|
| Respan | Paid plans: see official pricing | API, Web app | Devops and infrastructure |
| Antirion | Pricing: see official site | API, Web app | Guardrails for PII, secrets and moderation |
| Hatoba | Pricing: see official site | Desktop, Web app, Plugin or MCP | Command approval with optional Auto mode |
| Muxin | Pricing: see official site | Web app, Plugin or MCP | MCP server with 80+ tools for AI agents |
| proc | Pricing: see official site | Desktop | Shows why a process was started by walking its parents |
| OpenHands | Free plan · Paid plans: see official pricing | Web app, API | Triggers from GitHub, Slack, Jira, Linear and schedules |
The alternatives
Antirion routes, budgets, guards and records LLM calls from your apps to model providers through one open-source gateway.
Choose Antirion if you are a platform team that wants guardrails for PII, secrets and moderation in an open-source gateway
Hatoba is a desktop SSH client whose AI assistant can see the terminal and run commands, asking for approval unless Auto mode is on for safe commands.
Choose Hatoba if you want an assistant that reads your terminal screen and asks for approval before running commands
Muxin puts all your computers in one desktop window, so you can run AI coding agents on them and check their logs.
Choose Muxin if you own several machines and want an MCP server with 80+ tools for AI agents
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proc
proc is a command-line tool that finds, inspects, stops or pauses running processes by port, PID, name or path.
Choose proc if you are a developer who needs to free a port or see why a process was started
OpenHands is an open source platform that runs autonomous agents to plan, write and apply code changes, and also covers DevOps and infrastructure.
Choose OpenHands if you want to trigger agent workflows from GitHub, Slack, Jira, Linear or schedules
