Platform vs. Framework

TankTerminal Platform (No-Code Solution)

TankTerminal provides a complete, ready-to-use platform for deploying computer-use agents without requiring technical expertise.

Key Features

• Instant Deployment

  • One-click agent setup and configuration

  • Pre-built skills and personality templates

  • Guided setup process for customization

  • Immediate deployment capabilities

• Universal Access

  • Works across all applications and websites

  • No API limitations

  • Seamless integration with existing software

  • Application-agnostic functionality

• Voice & Task Integration

  • Built-in voice control capabilities

  • Real-time task monitoring and updates

  • Natural voice interaction interface

  • Automated task execution and reporting

Best For

• Non-technical users needing quick deployment

• Organizations wanting turnkey solutions

• Users focusing on immediate productivity

• Teams needing unified agent deployment

TankWork Framework (Open Source)

The TankWork Framework provides developers with the essential building blocks for creating computer-use agents through a flexible, extensible architecture.

Key Features

• Flexible Model Support

  • Built-in integration for leading computer-use models

  • Easy extension system for adding new model support

  • Modular architecture for custom implementations

• Optimized Performance

  • Python/PyQt foundation for efficient computer control

  • Minimized runtime overhead for smooth operation

  • Optimized for streaming and complex tasks

  • Multi-model support with runtime optimization

• Developer-Focused Architecture

  • Extensible system for custom capabilities

  • Full control over agent behavior and features

  • Modular components for custom integrations

  • Direct access to core functionality

Best For

• Developers building custom agent solutions

• Teams needing fine-grained control over implementation

• Projects requiring specific customizations or integrations

• Organizations with existing technical infrastructure