
Mira vs Claude:
AI agent for your whole team, not just you
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Mira is an AI agent that lives natively inside Telegram. In a group, it tracks what the team decides, assigns the follow-ups, turns long threads into action items, and answers day-to-day questions 24/7.
Hand it recurring work as a Skill, a morning digest, a scheduled report, a data pull, and it fires on its own with no dashboard, no cron, and no code. Set it once, and it runs without you.
Choose Mira when you want an agent that acts across your team's chats, not an app one person opens alone.
Claude is a general-purpose AI assistant built by Anthropic for writing, analysis, coding, and reasoning, used through its own web, desktop, and mobile app.
It can act as an agent too, through Claude Code and the API, but that power is developer-facing and scoped to one account, not a shared teammate sitting in your group chat.
Choose Claude when you want a standalone assistant for deep solo writing, analysis, or code.
Side by side comparison


Pricing snapshot

Mira
Pro Max $99/mo
- Personal AI in Telegram, unlimited
Group, autonomous Skills that run on their own
Private Mode and the on-chain Agent included

Claude
Team $25/seat
- • Web, desktop, and mobile app
- • Opus 4.8 and Sonnet on paid tiers
- • Projects, memory, and Claude Code
FAQ
Is Mira built on Claude?
Partly, when you want it to be. Mira is model-agnostic and can route your request to Anthropic's Claude models, but it also uses GPT, Gemini, and open-source models, choosing the best one per task. Claude is one of several engines it runs on, not the whole of it.
Can I use Claude inside Telegram?
Yes, through Mira. Claude has no native Telegram app, so the practical way to use Claude inside Telegram is to let Mira call Claude models for you inside a chat. You get Claude's reasoning plus the actions, group memory, and integrations Claude.ai doesn't offer on its own.
What does Mira do that Claude.ai cannot?
Mira acts inside your messenger, for a whole team. It participates in group chats, holds shared memory, runs scheduled workflows with no code, connects to 1,000+ tools in-chat, and has a built-in TON wallet. Claude can act as an agent through Claude Code and the API, but that's single-user and developer-facing, not a teammate living in your Telegram group.
Which is better for teams - Claude or Mira?
For teams that live in Telegram, Mira. It works inside group chats, tracks decisions, assigns follow-ups, and shares memory across everyone, so the whole team delegates to one agent. Claude Team is the better fit for document-heavy writing or analysis in a shared Claude workspace.
Does Mira have memory like Claude Projects?
Yes, with a different scope. Claude Projects hold persistent context and files inside one project in Claude's app. Mira's memory follows you across every Telegram conversation, your preferences in DMs, shared memory in groups, so it remembers context wherever you and your team talk, not just inside a single workspace.
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