Build cloud agent coworkers that take on real, multi-step work across the tools you already use. Describe the outcome you want, and Skydive creates a working agent in minutes. No code, no prompt engineering, no workflow wiring required. Skydive agents live in your stack, execute repeatable work, and get sharper over time.
used Skydive to build The Twenty Minute VC: Nikhil Basu Trivedi instead of Codex by OpenAI, Claude Code, and others
What's great
team collaboration (1)slack integration (2)
first agent building product that has been adopted across our entire company - non-technical users can build agents. and it is both productive and fun to see the agents collaborate with each other and to collaborate with us humans! also Skydive works really well within Slack.
What needs improvement
suggesting which agents we should be creating is something that Skydive can do better as they observe our work and realize proactively what can make us more productive as a team.
vs Alternatives
Codex by OpenAI
Claude Code
Towneasiest way to build multiple agents that each have their own computer vs. just one agent in case of Town, and easy for anyone to create and have agents that work together across the company (vs. only enable technical people to be able to build agents themselves).
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What's great
What sold me is that each agent gets its own isolated computer instead of just running inside a chat window - it can actually click through a real UI, log into tools, and finish multi-step work instead of just handing you a plan. The maker's answers in the comments about scoping access per agent (and being able to revoke it) also made me trust it more than most of these agent builders.
What needs improvement
Pricing isn't posted anywhere I could find - just a "$5 credit" mention on the launch page - so I couldn't tell what running a handful of agents daily actually costs before committing. For something that bills itself as hiring an employee, I'd want a real number up front, not a credit teaser.
vs Alternatives
I looked at Zapier and Make first since I already use them, but those are step-by-step automation - you still have to wire the logic yourself. I wanted something I could just describe an outcome to and trust it to figure out the steps.
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Thank you for the feedback Gal! We do not charge any markups on models, so 50 dollars working Claude is 50 here but with our platform, memory and persistence. I hear you loud and clear on agent costs, because they vary based on model, complexity of work, and frequency of that work.
You need a way to forecast/see cost upfront, I will make sure the team gets to work on something to support this.
If we can help do some modeling with you based on the agents you want to hire/build, please reach out? dylan@skydive.com. Thank you!
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Very easy to use - start an agent, integrate with slack/ text/ however you want to chat with your agent. Tell them which rules/ tasks to remember. No saving down a special file or writing rules in a particular way. I have started using agents for sales, (easy) legal, chief of staff, and one that is specific to my company/ workflow. 10/10
What needs improvement
Spent a bunch of $ the first day - part on the product (maybe), part on me figure out how to set up/ prompt in a lower cost way.
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Hey Product Hunt! I'm Marcus, Co-founder of Skydive 👋
The problem
Everyone has access to the same AI models now, but you still have to prompt AI tools to get good results. I've seen one too many terminals built for managing Claude Code instances.
Today's tools usually fall into two camps:
💬 Chatbots answer questions and generate content, but you still have to take action yourself. They forget what you taught them the last time you worked together.
⚡ Workflow builders automate repetitive processes, but you have to design every step, maintain the logic, and update it whenever something changes.
Skydive is designed to actually help you grow your business by autonomously taking action throughout your company.
Meet Skydive
Skydive lets you hire AI agents that take on real responsibilities across your company.
Describe the job, and your agent gets to work. Your agent has it's own codebase and computer in the cloud, but you never have to think about it. It just works. If you want it to use your skills, you just tell it to. If you want it to learn to write like you, it can do that too. It also self-improves over time by learning from previous conversations.
🖥️ Every agent has its own computer
Agents use websites, apps, and files just like a person would. They click, type, log in, create documents, and complete work from start to finish.
💬 Agents work where you work
You can talk to agents in Slack, email, iMessage, on the web, or in your terminal. They go wherever you go and feel right at home working alongside you. They even connect to your desktop and can use the same programs you use.
🤝 Built for teams
Agents are experts in their own area. They collaborate with each other, share context, and hand work off automatically so bigger projects actually get finished. Every agent can be shared with other members of your team so multiple people can coordinate work.
🌙 Automation that never sleeps
Turn recurring work into routines. Your agents monitor, take action, and keep work moving whether your laptop is open, closed, or you're halfway around the world.
🧠 Agents that improve over time
Correct an agent once, and it remembers. Your preferences, feedback, and company knowledge carry forward into future work automatically. When you're done working, your agents are dreaming and ingesting the lessons from the previous day's work.
Who is it for?
Founders, operators, and fast-moving teams that need to do more without adding headcount. If your work spans multiple tools, teammates, and recurring processes, Skydive was built for you.
We'd love your feedback ❤️
We're just getting started, and we'd love to hear what you think.
If there's one responsibility you'd hand off to an AI agent, tell us in the comments. We'll be around all day answering questions and shipping improvements.
To celebrate our Product Hunt launch, we're giving everyone an additional $5 in credits with the code PRODHUNT5 - if you need more, shoot my cofounder an email zaria[at]anything.com :)
If you're launching on product hunt soon, you can use this agent we've built to organize your launch. We used it ourselves, so we'll see how this goes, lol
https://www.skydive.com/templates/product-hunt
Thanks for checking out Skydive! 🚀
@themarcuslowe Congrats on the launch. Help me understand, is it chat only or chat-first? I mean to ask, is there also a web app from where we can control the agents?
@themarcuslowe @rohanrecommends Hey Rohan! Yep, there’s a full web app where you can create, manage, and talk to your agents. You can also talk to them from Slack, email, iMessage, or the desktop app.
@themarcuslowe @rohanrecommends @zariazinn The best part (imo) about agent comms is the multi-platform element: I can ping my Skydive agent in Slack about a task or project, then text them about the same thing from my phone when I'm running out the door - and then pick it up in web-app later. The persistent memory architecture for each agent that maintains across all the places I already am is outrageously useful
@themarcuslowe Skipping the chat terminal to focus on persistent background execution hits a real operational need.
Congrats on the launch! 🚀
@themarcuslowe @jurgen_pergega Thanks so much Jurgen!
@themarcuslowe @jurgen_pergega we agree! Thank you Jurgen!
Congrats. Are we able to control permissions to agents? Example, access to production tools and company data?
@himani_sah1 Yes! You can control exactly what each agent has access to (tools, data, repos, etc). Each agent is isolated and access can be revoked at any time.
@himani_sah1 Yes! You can also set privacy level for each agent - private to yourself, internal to your company, or open to public in sales use cases.
@himani_sah1 In terms of access to anything that might have exposure/sensitivity risk, I've found that my Skydive agents have a (reassuring) foundation of diligence + proactivity. if you're trying to connect to a tool outside of our oAuth integration stack, they'll guide you through the process of storing API keys/tokens in their secrets panel, will verbalize when login details (for example) shouldn't be shared over chat, and will suggest when it's safer for them to open their browser for you to plug in credentials yourself. with trust being paramount in agentic tooling, Skydive's soc2 compliance is also key here!
@marcuslowe_ @dhruvtruth
While my customer facing support agents will always be my favorite part of my workday, its the niche agents like ChargeKnight (Stripe Disputes Manager) and Alfie (Affiliate Fraud Prevention and Payments Manager) that win for me on those areas of the business I care about but don't work in daily. They build expertise off best practices (white papers on Stripe Disputes) from external sources and adopt them into our company - Chargeknight even pays for himself, he returns more cash to us than he costs to operate by a factor of 2-4x
Alfie identified spoofing in our affiliate program with pending payouts of over 18k. The vigilance of Skydive agents helping me around the clock is just unbeatable.
@dylan34 Dylan you are such a pioneer user of agents, it's incredible!
@dylan34 forever impressed by how you can create specialized agents on Skydive and your customer support crew Dylan!
@dylan34 thats why u the goat
Congrats on your launch but I need to understand what it's all about and how it can help me
@amanda_o_connor1 It's an agent builder that lets you create any agent you want! Each agent has a cloud computer and persistent memory, and can run background automations to self-improve. Common use cases include personal assistants, engineers, social media managers, and more!
@amanda_o_connor1 Great question Amanda! Basically you can use Skydive to create AI agents that can connect to the tools you use like gmail, notion, github, and more. By connecting to those tools, your agents can complete real tasks for you. Things like serving as a personal assistant (managing your email & calendar), becoming an engineer (pushing prs), or designing mocks in figma. They have their own computer they can use to browse the web or host/create files. Really you name it, the agents can probably help. You can chat with them on iMessage, email, or Slack and they will have the same memory/personality across all surfaces. It's basically like hiring a coworker!
@amanda_o_connor1 Hey Amanda! I think the best way to envision how Skydive could work for you is: think of one recurring thing you do that eats an hour of your every day, and isn't the fun part of your job/life. That's your first agent. Then, how would that task invariably lead to something else that feels like an inefficient use of your time? Maybe your first agent handles your inbox, and your second agent handles the scheduling comms for meetings or appointments. I found that once I started thinking in terms of 'what do I not like doing?' my Skydive agent roles were easy to dream up, and the beauty of Skydive is that you can create them in a simple click :)
How does the tool decide when to rely on an agent and when to ask human input? Or that totally depends on the task?
@iamanantgupta You get to decide. You can tell each agent what it owns, when it should check with you, and what requires approval. So it depends on the task and how you’ve set up your agent.
@iamanantgupta You can think of these agents as new hires! They are fully autonomous and take work to completion, but only to the degree you want them to. If there are key pieces that you would like review or transparency with, just ask! The clearer you are about what you want and need, the better the agent will be for you. Like a new hire, they get smarter and better overtime as they learn more about your standards and conventions!
@iamanantgupta totally up to you! agent behavior shifts in direct correlation to your training / ergo trust in them. i had every agent 'check w me before anything goes external' at first and have unwound that lane by lane over time. you don't have to design the escalation rules up front - correct an agent once when it overreaches (or over-asks) and that judgement becomes stickier over time.
pro tip: make an agent that looks similar to you and train them to talk and work like you. then tell your coworkers to go through the agent before escalating to you. congratulations you just made your personal assistant.
@pgk1216 It's so fun to make agents that feel like you!
@pgk1216 can't count the number of times someone's been in a meeting and we just pinged their agent for the file
@pgk1216 also how fun is it to meet your (human) co-worker's personal agent and they're a mini-me version of your co-worker.
doing dev work with a skydive agent is underrated. I literally take my work from the web, to the CLI, to iMessage on the train. the grind don't stop even after you leave your computer.
@brendan_teo twin
@brendan_teo real spill B I'm texting my engineering agent off the wakeup! it's a lifestyle 🤞
@brendan_teo So true Brendan. It's insane how being able to message anywhere at any time just changes your entire relationship with the agent.
@brendan_teo making agents work hard so the people don't have to <3