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How Skyflo works

How a goal becomes finished work.

Give Skyflo a goal and set the limits. Start with Skyflo's own agent or connect the agents you use; Skyflo coordinates the work, keeps the record and learns from the result.

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One mission, end to endExample

You set

Goal
Launch plan for 22 Oct
Work mode
Orchestrate
Access
Ask for approval

Skyflo coordinates

  • Claude CodeLaunch copy
  • CodexLanding page
  • Skyflo's own agentClaim check
  • ReviewerRead-only

You get

Work
Drafts, changes and the checks that ran
Review
Findings from a read-only reviewer
Record
Every tool call and decision
What it learned carries into the next mission
AI agent orchestration for company work, from research and launches to software delivery, on your Mac or in Skyflo Cloud.

Every job is a mission.

A mission holds one goal with its conversation, agents, approvals and record. When work stops, it waits for your next instruction instead of starting over.

The missionExample

Goal
Prepare the 22 Oct launch from the product brief
Workspace
launch-q4, with the brief and last launch's notes
Agents
Claude Code, Codex and Skyflo's own agent
Access
Ask for approval

Its recordAppend-only, on your Mac

  1. 9f3cGoal set. Orchestrate, Ask for approval.
  2. 41adClaude Code drafted the announcement.
  3. c207Codex asked to run the site build. You approved.
  4. e81bReviewer reported two claims without a source.
  5. a5d0Work finished. Waiting for your next instruction.
  • Follow-ups go in the same mission, not a new chat
  • Missions in one workspace can message each other
  • Each event in the record links to the one before it

Start with Skyflo's own agent, or connect the ones you use.

Run Skyflo's own agent with included models on a paid plan or a Moonshot or Z.ai key on Free, or connect Claude Code, Codex, Cursor Agent and more on their own sign-ins.

  • SkyfloSkyflo's own agent
  • Claude Code
  • Codex
  • Cursor Agent
  • Antigravity
  • Grok CLI
  • OpenCode
  • Pi
  • Switch agents between turns
  • One access mode for every agent
  • Outdated agent versions are refused
Connect an agentCodex and Claude Code together

Split big work across specialists.

Orchestrate picks a strategy for the goal, gives each specialist its own scope and can add a reviewer that cannot edit files.

GoalPrepare the 22 Oct launchSkyflo picks a strategyThree specialists and a reviewer
  1. Claude Code

    Launch copy and the announcement

    Its own Git worktree
  2. Codex

    The landing page in the web repository

    Its own Git worktree
  3. Skyflo's own agent

    Every claim checked against the brief

    Reads the brief and drafts
ReviewerChecks the combined work and reports findings. It cannot change a file.

Example of an Orchestrate mission. Strategies and specialists vary with the goal.

  • Each specialist gets only the repositories and tools its part needs
  • Writing specialists work in their own Git worktree
  • Orchestrate starts in Ask for approval
How Orchestrate and review work

Set the limits. Every agent follows them.

Pick one of four access modes for a mission. Skyflo answers each agent's permission requests by it and records every answer.

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
  • External agents run in a macOS sandbox in every mode except Full access
  • Values in keys and env files are masked before a model sees them
  • Plan mode waits for your approval before work begins
How access and approvals work

Files, browser and terminal in one place.

Skyflo's own agent works where you can see it. Other agents keep their own tools and reach Skyflo's through one gateway, under the same approvals.

  • Files and code

    Documents, exports and repositories in your workspace.

    Every agent

  • Browser

    A browser you can watch, step into and hand back.

    Skyflo's own agent, and you

  • Terminal

    Commands and their output, within the access mode.

    Skyflo's own agent, and you

  • Schedules

    Work that runs daily, on chosen weekdays or once, while Skyflo is open.

    Skyflo's own agent

Claude Code, Codex and other agents reach Skyflo's files, reports, mission messages and memory through one gateway per session, so every call passes the same approval path.

Take over, hand back

See what was done, and how.

A reviewer that cannot edit files can check the work. Every tool call, permission decision and finding goes into the mission's record.

ReviewerRead-only

  • Read filesallowed
  • Searchallowed
  • Ask a questionallowed
  • Report findingsallowed
  • Change a filenot allowed

Its reportExample

2 findings

  • Two launch claims have no source in the brief.
  • The pricing link on the landing page points at an old URL.

Attached to the mission record. The fix is yours to approve.

  • Orchestrate adds a reviewer by strategy and risk
  • Skyflo's own agent can start one on request
  • The record is append-only and stays on your Mac

It learns from finished work.

Skyflo carries what one mission proved into the next one, and it improves how it improves, inside limits it cannot change.

  1. Learn

    When the work finishes, Skyflo drafts what the mission taught, each lesson linked to its source.

  2. Keep

    What the evidence supports is kept. Anything uncertain waits for you.

  3. Reuse

    A later mission gets it back when it is relevant. You can inspect or remove anything kept.

Skills

A command sequence proven in two repositories can become a reusable Skill once you or an independent agent approves it.

Out of its reach

Approvals, credentials, spending limits and kill switches sit outside anything Skyflo can change about itself.

How memory and Skills workWhy Skyflo is a HyperAgent

On your Mac, or in Skyflo Cloud.

Agents run on your Mac by default. On a paid plan, start a mission from GitHub in Skyflo Cloud, or move one there, and it keeps going while your Mac sleeps.

Your MacSkyflo Cloud
Where agents runYour linked MacA machine of its own, per mission
AgentsEvery supported agentCodex or Skyflo's own agent
CredentialsYour own keys stay in the macOS KeychainNo model key or GitHub credential on the machine
Work fromAny folder or repository in your workspaceA connected GitHub repository
SpendingYour own keys and subscriptions, or a paid plan's included modelsA spend limit on every mission
PlansEvery plan, including FreeCore, Pro and Max
How Skyflo Cloud worksCompare plans

Questions about how it works.

How does Skyflo coordinate AI agents?

You give a mission one goal and pick a work mode. In Auto, one agent does the work. In Orchestrate, Skyflo picks a strategy and splits the goal into bounded pieces for specialist agents, each given only the repositories and tools its part needs, and it can add a separate reviewer that cannot edit files.

What company work can a mission take on?

Research from public sources, sales and launch preparation, analysis of files in your workspace, recurring briefs on a schedule and software delivery. Choose the workspace and the access for the outcome you need. See the use cases.

What persists between sessions?

The mission: its goal, conversation, agents, approvals and an append-only record on your Mac. When work stops, the mission goes idle rather than ending, so follow-ups go in the same place instead of a new chat.

When does work start?

That depends on the work mode. Auto starts straight away under the mission's access mode, which is Full access for a new Auto mission unless you choose otherwise. Plan waits for you to approve a plan first. Ask only reads. Orchestrate starts at Ask for approval.

What can the agents use?

Skyflo's own agent works with files, code, a browser, a terminal and schedules, within the mission's access mode. Claude Code, Codex and other agents use their own tools, plus a fixed set of Skyflo tools: reading and searching files, reports, mission messages and memory.

What does independent review mean?

In Orchestrate, Skyflo adds a reviewer by strategy and risk, and Skyflo's own agent can start one. The reviewer can read, search, ask and report, and cannot change a file. Not every mission is reviewed.

What does Skyflo learn from a mission?

When a mission's work finishes, Skyflo drafts what it taught: conventions you stated, constraints and command sequences that worked, each linked to its source. Drafts the evidence supports are kept; the rest waits for you. You can turn learning off. How memory works.

Can Skyflo change its own rules?

It can change how it routes Orchestrate missions, and only through a judgment on past routes it cannot influence. It has not adopted a routing change on its record yet. Approvals, credentials, spending limits and kill switches sit outside anything it can change, and every change it makes to itself is recorded with one Revert.

Give Skyflo one goal.

Start with something your company needs done this week, using Skyflo's own agent or one you connect.

Download for MacBook a team demo

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

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