Skydive

Skydive builds AI agents that live in the cloud and do real work across your team's existing tools. Unlike chatbots or workflow automations, each Skydive agent has a name, a role, persistent memory, and access to a cloud computer — letting it handle end-to-end tasks independently. The product connects to 600+ integrations and is accessible via Slack, email, iMessage, web, desktop, CLI, and API.

What It Is

Skydive is a cloud-hosted AI agent platform where users create named agents with defined roles — such as a Support Manager, Chief of Staff, or Engineer — that operate autonomously inside the tools a team already uses. Agents are not one-off chatbots; they carry memory across sessions, learn from corrections, and can collaborate with other agents to complete larger jobs. The platform is designed for teams that want persistent, role-based AI workers rather than single-turn assistants.

How Agents Work

Each Skydive agent gets its own cloud computer, allowing it to browse the web, create and organize files, run scripts, and complete multi-step tasks without human hand-holding. Key capabilities include:

• Persistent memory — agents remember preferences, past corrections, and team-specific context across every interaction
• Routines — recurring work can be turned into scheduled automations that run even when the user is offline
• Multi-agent collaboration — agents share context with each other to tackle larger, cross-functional jobs
• Self-improvement — every interaction refines the agent's understanding of how the team works

Where You Talk to Them

Skydive agents maintain a single identity across multiple communication surfaces. Users can interact with the same agent on:

• Slack (as an app in any channel)
• Email (agents can draft, send, and reply)
• iMessage
• Web and desktop apps
• CLI and API for developer workflows
• Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex for coding-focused use cases

Integration Depth

The platform advertises connections to 603+ integrations, with highlighted support for Gmail, GitHub, Notion, Linear, Google Calendar, Stripe, Asana, Figma, Intercom, Zoho Desk, HelpScout, Jira, and Google Drive. Agents work directly inside these tools — filing documents, opening pull requests, drafting emails, and posting to Slack channels — rather than just reading from them.

Templates and Audience

Skydive ships pre-built agent templates for common roles across marketing, sales, engineering, support, and operations. Example templates include Chief of Staff, Customer Support Manager, Engineer, and Engineering Project Manager. The template library is designed to get teams running in minutes without custom configuration. The platform targets both individual contributors and team leads who want to delegate recurring or complex work to a persistent AI agent.

Security and Compliance

Skydive displays SOC 2 Type 1 and CASA AL1 certifications in its footer, signaling a focus on enterprise-grade security. A dedicated enterprise page and security page are linked from the main navigation, suggesting the product is positioned for business and team use cases beyond individual productivity.