Cosine Genie is an autonomous coding teammate that runs in your local environment and ships PRs. Tulsk is a project workspace where agents handle research, writing, code, and ops alongside your team.
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The most differentiating dimensions first. Honest where they win, honest where we win.
| Dimension | Tulsk | Cosine |
|---|---|---|
| Category | PM workspace + agents | Autonomous coding agent |
| Free tier | $0, 2 seats, 50 runs / mo | No free tier |
| Cheapest paid | $7 per extra seat / mo | $20 / seat / mo (Hobby) |
| Pricing model | Per seat + monthly run quota | Per seat + monthly token cap (no rollover) |
| Project management surface | Projects, tasks, sprints, comments | None — integrates with Jira / Linear |
| Agent capability | Cross-function: research, writing, code, ops | Engineering: ship PRs, refactors, fixes |
| Where it runs | Dedicated container per workspace | User's actual local environment |
| On-prem | VPC on Enterprise | Air-gapped with customer GPU weights |
| MCP server | Built in | Not the same — Slack/Jira/Linear/GitHub triggers |
| Best for | Cross-function startup teams | Engineering teams with sovereignty requirements |
The differences that matter once you start using either tool.
Tulsk's agents do whatever you teach them with a Markdown skill — research a market, draft copy, run web searches, generate reports, ship code. The runtime is general-purpose.
Cosine's Genie is purpose-built for engineering. It scopes work, decomposes tasks, runs in your local environment, and opens PRs. Cosine claims a 72% pass rate on the SWE-Lancer benchmark.
Tulsk meters by runs — 50 on Free, 500 on Pro. Seats are $7 per extra seat per month. Predictable. Unused runs don't matter; the next month resets.
Cosine meters by tokens. Hobby is $20 per seat for 5M tokens. Professional is $200 per seat for 60M. Unused tokens don't roll over. Top-ups available at the same rate.
Tulsk is cloud-hosted. Enterprise has VPC and dedicated options under contract.
Cosine Enterprise goes further than most: cloud, single-tenant cloud, VPC, or fully air-gapped on-prem with customer-owned GPU weights and zero data egress. If your industry forces air-gap, Cosine has the strongest story here.
Which one are you?
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2 seats, 50 agent runs / mo
2 base seats, 500 agent runs / mo
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5M tokens/seat/mo
60M tokens/seat/mo
Cloud / VPC / air-gapped, customer GPU weights
Tulsk and Cosine can coexist. Tulsk holds the project context; Cosine handles the code. Both connect to Jira, Linear, and GitHub.
Tulsk vs Cosine: common questions
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