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Velaris vs Lindy
One assistant per task vs. an OS where agents share everything.
Lindy lets you stand up a focused assistant for one job — an inbox triager, a meeting notetaker — and each one does its job well. Velaris starts from the other end: a single desktop where agents share memory, apps, connectors and one approval model, so work handed from one agent to the next does not start cold.
| Capability | Velaris | Lindy |
|---|---|---|
| Unit of work | An OS of agents sharing state and apps | One assistant built per task |
| Memory across tasks | Shared workspace context between agents | Per-assistant setup; can hand off to others |
| Approval tiers | Read auto, write logged, destructive needs a tap | Confirmation steps you add per assistant |
| Tool access | 1000+ via a searchable capability mesh | A curated integration catalog per assistant |
| Where you use it | A browser desktop, plus Telegram | Web app, email and meeting surfaces |
When Lindy is the better choice
If what you want is one narrowly scoped assistant — a notetaker that joins your calls, a triager that sorts your inbox — Lindy's templates get you a working thing with far less setup than standing up a whole workspace.
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