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An open-source alternative to Salesforce

Comp AI CRM is the one project in our catalog listed as a replacement for Salesforce. It is crm software with 11.8K GitHub stars. Below is how it measures against the questions people usually ask first.

Comp AI CRM

CRM

CRM built for independent agents.

Comp AI CRM puts ongoing research ahead of a conventional chat-over-records experience. Its agent runs separately from the browser, works through a durable queue, books follow-ups, and stops at a research budget. Observations carry source identity, while uncertain findings remain visible for review rather than being treated as established facts.

  • Run durable research sessions from a scheduled work queue
  • Record observations and source evidence about people and companies
  • Surface uncertain evidence as suggestions for a human to settle

What people use it for

Research a person or company

Assign an investigation to the agent, let its tools gather evidence from configured sources, and retain the resulting observations with provenance inside the CRM.

Keep research moving after sign-off

Use the durable queue, deployment, schedule, and research budget to continue due work without depending on an open browser tab or a manual chat session.

Review evidence before changing records

Allow strong observed evidence to update CRM facts while routing weaker or conflicting findings into a visible suggestion that a human can accept or reject.

11.8K starsMITTypeScriptLatest release 9 days agoWebsite ↗Full profile →

Fact checklist

The same questions the pages with more alternatives let you sort by, answered for Comp AI CRM.

  • Permissive licence (MIT, Apache, BSD)Licence: MIT (permissive)
  • Open-source licence (copyleft or permissive)Licence: MIT (permissive)
  • Released in the last 90 daysLatest GitHub release Oct 22, 2026 (9 days ago)
  • Gaining stars this week+147 stars in the last 7 days
  • Written in TypeScriptMain language on GitHub
  • Does not meet: Recommended in a stackNot in any of our stacks yet

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