Ditto AI vs Guidde
Guidde turns a recorded workflow into a narrated video guide for people, and on its Enterprise Scale plan it can export that guide as a skill for Claude Code. Ditto AI turns one recording into an agent that comes with a checked tool for each step and a fixed permission table, and installs it into Claude Code or Kiro. Pick Guidde to train people at scale; pick Ditto to hand the task itself to an agent.
The short answer
Guidde makes training videos, and now instructions for agents. It promises to "Turn any workflow into professional video documentation 11x faster" (guidde.com). On Enterprise Scale, Guidde to Skill turns a guide into "a structured set of instructions that AI agents, such as Claude Code, Gemini, and others, can load and follow" (help), and Guidde MCP is a read-only server for searching guides, sold as an Enterprise add-on (help).
Ditto AI gives the agent its tools as well as its instructions. Each step gets a real integration, checked with a read-only call, and the permissions come from a fixed table. The agent runs in Ditto or installs into Claude Code or Kiro.
Side by side
| Ditto AI | Guidde | |
|---|---|---|
| How you capture | Press Record, do the task across your Mac apps | Browser extension, desktop app or phone; "click stop when finished" (source) |
| What you get | An agent: steps, inputs, a checked tool per step, a policy | Narrated video guides with captions; on Enterprise Scale, an "Agent Skill" export (source) |
| Tools and permissions | A tool per step, checked read-only; a fixed permission table | The skill export doesn't mention tools, MCP servers or permissions (source). The MCP server is read-only (source) |
| In Claude Code, Kiro, Codex | Installs into Claude Code or Kiro CLI; not Codex yet | "Claude for Chrome, Claude Desktop, Claude Code" for skills (source); MCP "Currently supported on: Claude" (source) |
| Where it's processed | On your Mac, plus the AI provider you choose | Guidde's cloud: "hosted in Google Cloud Platform (GCP) facilities" (source) |
| Platforms | macOS 15 or later, Apple silicon | Browser extension; desktop app on Windows 10+ and macOS 11+, Apple silicon and Intel (source) |
| Price | Free; no paid plan yet (pricing) | Free up to 25 videos; Pro US$29 a creator a month (US$19 yearly); Business US$59 (US$39); Enterprise on request (source) |
Where Guidde is ahead
- It trains people at scale, with AI voiceover in "over 200 different voices and languages" and translation "into 50+ languages" (guidde.com).
- One recording serves two audiences: a video for staff and, on Enterprise Scale, a skill for Claude (help).
- It runs on Windows, on Intel Macs and on macOS 11 (download).
- It has enterprise controls, including SOC 2 Type 2 (security), and a free plan.
Where Ditto is different
- The agent can do the task, not just follow instructions. Every step has a tool, and every tool has made a real read-only call before the first run.
- Permissions are settled before it runs, from a fixed table where anything unclassifiable counts as a write.
- It works in Kiro as well as Claude Code, without an enterprise plan.
Choose Guidde if
- You're making how-to videos or training for customers or staff.
- You need voiceover, translation, branding and export to an LMS.
- You're on Windows or an Intel Mac.
Choose Ditto AI if
- You want an agent that does the task, with a working tool for each step.
- You want the permissions fixed before the first run.
- It's your own repeated task, and you don't want an enterprise contract.
See how Ditto AI works, or read a real export on the templates page.