Mira

Mira is built to function as an AI agent rather than a simple chatbot — the distinction being that it doesn’t just answer questions, it completes tasks. It remembers context across conversations and devices, connects to external tools like Notion, GitHub, Gmail, and Google Drive, and can carry a request through multiple steps: researching something, drafting a response, and reporting back once it’s done.

In group chats, Mira tracks ongoing decisions, summarizes long threads, and can moderate community activity — functioning less like a bot replying to commands and more like a teammate that stays caught up automatically. Its TON blockchain integration extends this into crypto-specific use cases: tracking wallets and token activity, and surfacing on-chain events in plain language without needing a separate dashboard.

On data handling, Mira’s own site states that user data is not sold or used to train models, and lists SOC 2 Type I, GDPR, and CCPA-readiness among its stated compliance measures — worth noting as claims made by the developer, which we’d recommend verifying independently rather than taking at face value, consistent with how we evaluate every tool in this directory.