The agentic operating system for your company

Run your AI agents as one team.

Give Skyflo a goal. Claude Code, Codex and Cursor work on it together, under limits you set.

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Skyflo Desktop on a finished mission across three repositories, with the runtime menu open: Skyflo, ChatGPT Codex, Claude Code, Cursor Agent, Antigravity, Grok CLI, OpenCode, Pi and a custom agent.
Skyflo for iPhone mission list: three missions need you (two approvals and a question), a Codex mission is working, and ten finished missions follow.

Skyflo for Mac. The iPhone app is a Preview, in App Store review.

A recorded mission

Recorded on Skyflo for Mac 1.5.4.

Goal
Make the tenant header contract explicit across storefront-web, checkout-api and platform-infra.
How it ran
Cursor Agent in Auto, Sandboxed access. About a minute.
What changed
One TENANT_HEADER constant per app, both request paths wired through it, documented once in platform-infra.
Checks it ran
A contract test on each side pins the spelling. All 8 tests passed.
Left for you
Review the changes and merge.

Start with work you already need done.

Hand Skyflo what you would give a strong engineer. One repository and one agent are enough.

  • Ship a change across your stack

    One feature across frontend, API and SDK, each specialist in its own worktree.

    What you get

    A change in each repository, the shared contract and the checks that ran.

    Cross-repository changes
  • Finish a framework migration

    Exceptions and reasoning carry between passes, so the next agent picks up where the last one stopped.

    What you get

    Call sites done, every exception listed with its reason.

    Migrations
  • Use Codex and Claude Code on the same task

    Plan with one, build with the other. Switch agents between turns in the same mission.

    What you get

    One mission, one record of which agent did what.

    Codex and Claude Code together

Bring the agents your team already uses.

More agents should mean less coordination. Skyflo keeps the goal, context and permissions together as work moves between them.

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Skyflo control plane

Holds the mission, whichever agent runs it

Mission state
Approval policy
Record + memory
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Skyflo

Skyflo's own agent

Codex

Claude Code

Cursor Agent

Antigravity

Grok CLI

OpenCode

Pi

Agents keep their own sign-in
Switch agents between turns
One access mode for every agent
Outdated agent versions are refused

Bring any other ACP agent through a manifest file.

Your existing access

Your agents keep their own sign-ins. Bring a Moonshot or Z.ai key for Skyflo's own agent on any plan; it stays in your Keychain.

Model keys and supported agents

Using them directly or through Skyflo:Claude CodeCodexCursor

Keep work moving when your Mac stops.

Start a mission in Skyflo Cloud, or move one from your Mac. It keeps working while your Mac sleeps.

  • Runs Codex or Skyflo's own agent.
  • A spending limit on every mission.
  • Its own machine, pushing only to its own branch.
  • No provider keys or GitHub credentials on the machine.

Included with Core, Pro and Max.

Skyflo for Mac following a mission marked In Skyflo Cloud: it ran a registry check, added the result to README.md, committed c7fba80 on its own branch, and shows its spend against a five dollar limit.
A Skyflo Cloud mission on Codex, followed from the Mac.

Work alongside Skyflo when you need to.

Delegate the whole task or work through it together. It all stays in one mission.

  • One browser and terminal, shared

    Skyflo's own agent works in a browser and terminal you can see. Step in, then hand it back.

    Take over, hand back
  • Voice Mode

    Talk through a goal, check progress or redirect a mission while it runs.

    Core, Pro and Max

    See Voice Mode
  • Work on a schedule

    Run work daily, on chosen weekdays or once.

    What Skyflo's own agent can use

Let the next mission use what this one learned.

Skyflo keeps what finished work proved and brings it back when the next mission needs it.

Memory lineagePersonal · evidence-linked
One memory, from the mission that produced it to the next one that used it.
  • Every memory links to the mission and files it came from.
  • A command proven in two repositories becomes a reusable Skill.
  • Inspect, remove or turn off anything it keeps.
  • Personal memory stays on your Mac.

Learns from the work. Keeps your rules.

Skyflo improves how it improves. It gets better at routing work, and your approvals, credentials and spending limits stay out of its reach.

  1. Learns and reuses

    Conventions you state and commands that worked become memory, linked to their source. Proven sequences become Skills.

    Task layer · memory and Skills

  2. Improves how it routes

    Skyflo learns which agent and model fit each task. A change stays only while it keeps winning.

    Meta layer · routing, judged on held-out routes

  3. Cannot change itself

    Approvals, credentials, spending limits and kill switches are out of its reach. Only a signed release changes them.

    Root layer · changed only by a signed release

You set how much the agents can do.

Pick an access mode per mission. Every agent follows it, and every decision is recorded.

Access mode

Applies to every agent in the mission

Every command and edit stops and waits for you.

Edits in the workspace
Waits for you
Commands
Waits for you
Your Mac, network and connected tools
Confined to the workspace

New Auto missions start in Full access and Orchestrate starts in Ask for approval. Change it in the composer before you send.

Work mode

  • AutoCarries out the goal
  • PlanProposes first; you approve the plan
  • AskInvestigates and changes nothing
  • OrchestrateSeveral agents on one mission
  • Keep parallel edits apart

    Each specialist writes in its own Git worktree, so parallel edits never collide with yours.

    One repository branching into three separate lanes, each carrying its own task.
  • Get an independent review

    A separate reviewer checks the work and reports findings. It cannot edit a file.

    A locked lens held above a change, reading one line without touching it.
  • Inspect the record

    Every permission decision, tool call and finding goes into one append-only record on your Mac.

    Entries stacked one above another, each sealed and chained to the one below, with the newest on top.

Start on your Mac. Evaluate it with your team.

Use it for your own work today. Bring it to your team when it proves itself.

For your own work

Install Skyflo, connect an agent you already use and give it a real task.

  • A Mac on macOS 14 or later
  • One repository and an agent you already use
  • Or Skyflo's own agent, on your key or a paid plan's models

Free, no card.

For your team

We run a pilot with you on your own repositories.

  • One objective your engineers need done
  • Two to five engineers, on the agents they already use
  • Success criteria agreed up front
  • A clear rollout decision at the end

Built for the company. Starting with engineering.

Software comes first because its results are easy to check. Nothing about a mission is specific to code.

Agents run on your linked Mac unless you start or move a mission to Skyflo Cloud. BYOK credentials stay in the macOS Keychain.

Skyflo for teams

What your team gets

  • Skyflo's own agent plus seven coding agents, Claude Code and Codex among them
  • Missions that keep their goal, conversation and record
  • One access mode per mission, for every agent in it
  • Memory and Skills you can inspect and remove
  • Skyflo Cloud on paid plans
  • Pilots on your own repositories

Questions before you start.

How Skyflo runs a mission
What is Skyflo?

The agentic operating system for your company, starting with engineering. Give it a goal, and Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or Skyflo's own agent work on it in one mission, under the access you set.

What can I use Skyflo for today?

Software work: changes across repositories, migrations and tasks that need more than one agent. Orchestrate runs several agents on one mission and can add an independent reviewer. See the use cases.

Does Skyflo replace Claude Code, Codex or Cursor?

No. Skyflo runs them on their own sign-ins, along with Antigravity, Grok CLI, OpenCode, Pi and any ACP agent, and adds one mission, one access mode, a record and memory around the work. Use Codex and Claude Code together.

How much can agents do without asking?

As much as you allow. Pick Ask for approval, Auto-accept edits, Sandboxed access or Full access per mission, and every agent follows it. Use Plan mode to approve a plan first. How access and approvals work.

Where does the work run?

On your Mac by default, in your repositories. On a paid plan a mission can also run in Skyflo Cloud and keep working while your Mac sleeps. See the plans.

What does Free include?

Every supported agent, Skyflo's own agent with your key, Orchestrate, memory, Skills, automations and GitHub. No card. Core, Pro and Max add included models, Voice Mode and Skyflo Cloud. See the plans.

Can our company use Skyflo today?

Yes. Start with a pilot on your own repositories: one objective, two to five engineers and success criteria agreed up front. Book a team demo to plan it. Skyflo for teams.

What does Skyflo record?

The goal, plans and approvals, every permission decision and tool call, review findings and what was learned. It stays on your Mac, append-only, each event hash-linked to the one before it.

What does Skyflo remember?

What finished missions proved, like a convention you stated or a command that worked, linked to its source. Inspect it, remove it or turn learning off. It stays on your Mac.

Does one mission really span several repositories?

Yes, up to eight repositories. Each specialist works in its own Git worktree, so parallel edits stay apart until you review them.

Is there a phone app?

Skyflo for iPhone and iPad is in Preview and in App Store review. Once paired, it follows your missions, answers their questions and approves actions.

Looking for the Kubernetes agent? It is a separate Apache-2.0 project, deprecated since October 2, 2026, with its own pages and docs.

Give your agents one goal.

Start with something you need done this week. When it works, bring your team.

Start free, no card. Agent subscriptions and model keys you bring are billed by their providers.