Overview
Acti is the world's first agentic keyboard, designed to let you type your intent and invoke actions without leaving the conversation. It replaces the space bar with the Acti Bar—long-press to trigger AI that understands your needs and returns results, links, or actions instantly. With a community marketplace for custom Skill Keys, Acti integrates with over 100 tools and APIs, from Notion and Gmail to weather and sports stats.
Wirable is an agent-readiness testing platform that audits whether AI agents can actually use your product. Paste a URL, and three agents run a live browser audit, scoring your product out of 100 across six dimensions (API surface, auth, MCP, errors, idempotency, docs). If agents get stuck, Wirable hosts an MCP proxy in front of your product so they can complete tasks without you shipping code.
Feature Comparison
| Feature | Acti | Wirable |
|---|---|---|
| Core Purpose | AI keyboard for instant actions | Agent-readiness audit and fix platform |
| Target User | End users (professionals, creators) | Developers and product teams |
| Primary Interface | Keyboard bar (Acti Bar) | Web-based audit tool |
| Key Functionality | Type intent, hold bar, get results | Run agents, get score, fix issues |
| Customization | Skill Keys (mashup APIs/apps) | Hosted MCP proxy, GitHub PRs |
| Integration Ecosystem | 100+ tools and APIs | MCP, OpenAPI, GitHub |
| Scoring | Community downloads | Score out of 100 (6 dimensions) |
| Pricing | Not publicly detailed | Free tier + Pro $29/month |
Pricing
Acti: Pricing is not explicitly listed on the website. The product appears to be free to use with a community marketplace for skills. There may be premium skills or future subscription plans.
Wirable: Free tier includes 3 full agent-readiness audits with N=3 agents, live browser, consensus score, and shareable score. Pro plan at $29/month offers unlimited audits, a hosted MCP proxy, drift monitoring on every commit, and GitHub fix PRs for llms.txt, AGENTS.md, and MCP manifest.
Pros and Cons
Acti
Pros
- Revolutionary keyboard-first interface reduces app switching dramatically.
- Rich ecosystem of community-created skills with high download counts.
- Supports 100+ tools and APIs for extensive customization.
- Real-time intent recognition and action execution.
Cons
- Pricing unclear; may have hidden costs for advanced features.
- Requires learning a new interaction paradigm (long-press instead of space bar).
- Limited to keyboard-based workflows; not suitable for non-typing tasks.
Wirable
Pros
- Provides a clear, quantifiable score (0-100) for agent-readiness.
- Includes actionable fixes via hosted MCP proxy and GitHub PRs.
- Free tier allows testing without commitment.
- Transparent rubric with six weighted dimensions.
Cons
- Niche use case: only valuable for developers building agent-compatible products.
- Pro plan at $29/month may be costly for small teams.
- Does not help end users directly; focuses on product improvement.
Verdict
Acti is ideal for power users who want to streamline daily tasks and reduce app switching through an AI-powered keyboard. Wirable is best for developers and product teams who need to ensure their product works seamlessly with AI agents. Choose Acti for personal productivity, and Wirable for building agent-ready software.
Acti
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