Skydive

What is Skydive?

Skydive is a platform for building AI agents that live in the cloud and handle real work for your team. Each agent gets its own computer with a browser, terminal, and file storage, plus memory that grows. You talk to agents in Slack, email, or iMessage, like messaging a coworker.

Top Features:

• Cloud computer: each agent can browse, log in, run scripts, and handle files.
• Memory: corrections and approvals become memory, so results improve week by week.
• Agent teams: agents hand off work to each other and keep running overnight.

Use Cases:

• Support triage: an agent clears the support queue overnight and flags tricky tickets.
• Reporting: an agent gathers numbers from your tools and prepares weekly reports.
• Code fixes: an agent opens tested pull requests on GitHub for small fixes.

Who Can Use Skydive?

• Operations: hand off chores like CRM updates and status reports to agents.
• Support leads: keep ticket queues moving with an agent working around the clock.
• Engineers: offload small coding jobs and long-running tasks to cloud agents.

Pricing

• Free (free): build your first agent with free credit and free models.
• Starter ($20/month): unlimited agents, up to five users, and included usage credit.
• Team ($200/month): ten times the Starter usage plus priority support for teams.
• Enterprise (contact sales): adds single sign-on, audit log exports, and company spend controls.

Pros and Cons

Pros:

• Familiar channels: agents live in Slack, email, and iMessage instead of another app.
• No markup: usage is billed at model cost, with zero markup added.
• Oversight: agents ask before guessing, and every action is logged for review.

Cons:

• Usage costs: heavy agents can run up large monthly usage bills quickly.
• Credit pauses: agents stop when credit runs out unless auto top-up is on.
• New product: the platform is young, so independent reviews are still limited.

FAQs:

1) How is it different from Claude Code?

Coding tools need you driving each session, while these agents work alone.

2) What tools can agents use?

Slack, Gmail, Notion, GitHub, Linear, and over 50 more approved apps.

3) What does usage cost?

A light agent averages about $50 a month, and a heavy one about $1,000.

4) Is my data used for training?

No, your data never trains models, and memory stays private.

5) What if credit runs out?

Agents pause without losing work and resume once you add credit.