Delegate the work.Keep the oversight.

Skyflo is the agentic operating system for your company, starting with software. You give it a goal, and Skyflo's own agent or the coding agents you already use, like Claude Code and Codex, do the work under limits you set. Skyflo keeps a record of every mission and remembers what worked.

Companies whose engineers already use AI coding agents, and the people who try it first: a developer, an engineering manager, a director or a CTO. Start free on your own Mac with the agents you have. Teams run it on each engineer's Mac today, and team administration is Planned. Run your first mission.

No. It runs them: Codex, Claude Code, Cursor Agent, Antigravity, Grok CLI, OpenCode, Pi and one custom ACP agent, each on its own sign-in. You can switch agents between turns of one mission. Skyflo also has its own agent, which uses your Moonshot or Z.ai key or a paid plan's included models. Use Codex and Claude Code together.

Every mission has one access mode: Ask for approval, Auto-accept edits, Sandboxed access or Full access. It applies to every agent in the mission, and each decision is recorded. New Auto missions start in Full access, so pick Ask for approval to review each command and edit, or Plan to approve a plan first. You can stop a mission at any time and undo anything Skyflo learned. How access and approvals work.

On your Mac by default, in your repositories. Model requests go to the provider of the lane you choose: a signed-in agent, your own key, or a paid plan's included models. On a paid plan you can also run a mission in Skyflo Cloud, so it keeps working while your Mac sleeps. Missions there run on Codex or Skyflo's own agent; Claude Code missions stay on your Mac. See the plans.

You can start free with an account and no card. Free includes every supported agent, Skyflo's own agent with your key, missions, Orchestrate (Preview), memory, Skills, automations and the GitHub connection. Agent subscriptions and model keys you bring are billed by their providers. Core, Pro and Max add included models, Voice Mode and Skyflo Cloud. See the plans.

Skyflo learns from the missions it completes, turns command sequences proven in two repositories into Skills, and can change how it routes Orchestrate missions. Approvals, credentials, spending limits and kill switches are out of its reach, and every change it makes to itself can be reverted.

Yes, up to eight. You register the checkouts a change touches, and the mission works across all of them. Each coding specialist works in its own git worktree, so parallel changes cannot collide.

The objective, plan versions and approvals, every Skyflo tool call and permission decision, any reviewer's findings, and what was learned, with sources. The record stays on your Mac, append-only, each event hash-linked to the one before it. That catches corruption, gaps and reordering; it does not stop someone who can rewrite the whole store.

What a finished mission taught, such as a convention you stated or a command that worked, linked to its source. Memory the evidence supports is kept; the rest waits for you. You can correct, remove or erase any record, or turn learning off. Organization-wide shared memory is Planned.

Skyflo for iPhone and iPad is in Preview and in App Store review, so it is not available to download yet. Once paired, it follows your missions, answers their questions and approves or declines actions. Your Mac checks every decision before anything runs.

Today each engineer runs Skyflo on their own Mac with their own agents and keys, and every mission keeps its record. We plan rollouts with you, from a walkthrough to a pilot. Team administration, organization-wide memory and contracted enterprise controls are Planned. Book a demo to see the current build run a real objective. Read the enterprise overview.