For the individual
A bigger team of one.
Investigate a question. Prepare a brief. Build your idea. Give your best work the time it deserves.
- Use the agents you already have
- Keep project context between missions
- Start free on your Mac
Skyflo use cases
Put your AI agents
to work.
Research a market. Prepare a launch. Analyze feedback. Ship software. Give your company's work a mission.
Start free. No card. macOS 14+.
Agent subscriptions and model keys you bring are billed by their providers.
Engineering example: one contract, three repositories.Find your use case
Web app, API and infrastructure, working from the same contract.
Real Skyflo for Mac 1.5.4. An internal demonstration.3 repositories ·Mission reported 8 passing tests
Real Skyflo for Mac 1.5.4. An internal demonstration.3 repositories ·Mission reported 8 passing tests
Keep the agents you trust.
Claude CodeCodexCursor AgentAnd your own.
What would you
like off your plate?
A product to ship. A decision to make. A process to improve.
Start with the work, and give it a mission.
Example mission01 / 06
Turn research into a decision.
Compare public sources and build a brief you can trace back to the evidence.
market-brief.mdIllustrative output
A clearer view of the market.
ProductPositioningSource
AtlasDeveloper-first
BeaconTeam workflows
VertexEnterprise focus
Questions worth asking
Where do buyers still have to connect the dots themselves?
A competitor comparisonA linked source listOpen questions to investigate
Your starting point
Compare five products in our market using their public websites. Summarize positioning and published pricing, link every source and flag what you could not verify. Save a brief locally; do not contact anyone.
Example mission02 / 06
Bring your next launch together.
Turn product notes and customer context into launch materials ready for your review.
launch-plan.mdIllustrative output
01 / StrategyThe launch
brief.
brief.
02 / StoryMeet your
next chapter.
next chapter.
03 / ExecutionReady when
you are.
you are.
Landing outline
Announcement
Launch checklist
A landing page outlineAn announcement draftA launch checklist
Your starting point
Use the release notes and customer research in this project to prepare our launch. Draft a landing page outline, announcement and launch checklist. Mark unsupported claims and save everything locally; do not publish.
Example mission03 / 06
Find the story in your data.
Work through local exports and get findings you can check against the original rows.
feedback-findings.mdIllustrative output
From rows to a reason to act.
Onboarding
Reporting
Integrations
Navigation
A feedback theme breakdownA reproducible analysis scriptFindings with source rows
Your starting point
Analyze the customer-feedback CSV in this project. Group recurring requests, explain your method and link findings to source rows. Save a reproducible script and a findings brief; keep the original export unchanged.
Example mission04 / 06
Keep recurring work moving.
Ask Skyflo's own agent to prepare a recurring brief while the app is open on your Mac.
weekly-brief.mdIllustrative output
A rhythm for recurring work.
M12
T13
W14
T15
F16
S17
S18
Your weekly operating briefProject notes + local exports
A scheduled weekly missionA brief linked to source filesQuestions for your review
Your starting point
Every Monday, prepare a weekly brief from the project notes and CSVs in this workspace. Highlight changes and unanswered questions, with links to the source files. Save the brief locally; do not send it to anyone.
Example mission05 / 06
Ship across repositories.
Carry a feature through the API, its clients and the checks that connect them.
change-summary.mdIllustrative output
dashboardUsage controls
apiLimit enforcement
shared-typesShared contract
usage-limits.tsExample change
- return processRequest(request);+ await enforceUsageLimit(account);+ return processRequest(request);API and dashboard changesContract tests and their resultsA change summary for review
Your starting point
Add usage limits across our API and dashboard repositories. Update both sides of the contract and run their tests. Leave the changes on a branch for review; do not deploy.
Example mission06 / 06
Modernize without losing context.
Keep migration decisions and exceptions attached to the work as it moves through your codebase.
migration-exceptions.mdIllustrative output
Carry every exception forward.
Request loggingPreserve trace IDsDocumented
Background jobsKeep retry contextDocumented
Legacy adapterNeeds your decisionOpen
A migration planCode changes and test resultsAn exception ledger
Your starting point
Migrate this project to the new logging API. Start with a plan, record exceptions as you find them and run the relevant tests. Keep behavior unchanged and leave deployment to me.
Delegate the work.
Keep the judgment.
More capable agents deserve clearer boundaries. Set the access. Follow the work. Decide what happens next.
See how Skyflo worksYour boundariesYou decide
One clear objective
ScopeYour workspaceAccessYou choose
Your goalAgent workReview*
*Optional review with Orchestrate
The mission keeps the record.Tool calls, permission decisions and findings.
Your Mac by default.
Work in your chosen workspace. BYOK credentials stay in the macOS Keychain.
Access you choose.
Choose an access mode for every mission. Use Plan mode to approve the plan first.
Context that compounds.
Source-linked personal memory carries useful learning into your next mission.
PreviewYour work moves.
Your work moves.
So do you.
Follow missions, answer a question or make a decision from your iPhone. Keep the important moments close.
See what needs youApprove or decline an actionYour Mac checks every decision
Skyflo for iPhone and iPad is in App Store review, not yet available.
Meet the companion appReal app UI. Sample list and a separate approval example.
Make room for more.
Explore paid plansIncluded modelsStart working without managing model keys.
Voice ModeTalk to a running mission, naturally.
Skyflo CloudKeep work moving while your Mac sleeps.
Skyflo Cloud is your choice for eligible GitHub missions on Codex or Skyflo’s own agent. Claude Code stays on your Mac.
Start with you.
Think bigger.
For the researcher with a question, the developer with an idea, and the leader moving a company forward.
For startups & growing companies
More momentum. Less overhead.
Move between building your product, understanding your market and planning what comes next.
- Code, browser and files together
- Turn recurring work into automations
- Add included models on a paid plan
For teams & enterprises
Start small. Set the standard.
Bring one real objective. Run a focused pilot with your team, and judge it on the work.
- Two to five people, a scoped pilot
- Agree on success before starting
- Review the fit for a wider rollout
Team and Team Max put a whole team on one bill, with members, roles and shared included usage. Review the enterprise fit
A few good
questions.
Get to know the way work happens in Skyflo.
What company work can I give Skyflo?
Research, launch preparation, data analysis, recurring briefs and software delivery. Skyflo's own agent works with public websites and local files. The missions above illustrate objectives and deliverables you can request.
Can I keep my existing agents and choose their access?
Yes. Run Codex, Claude Code, Cursor Agent or another supported agent with an access mode you choose per mission. Auto starts in Full access; Orchestrate starts in Ask for approval. Plan mode lets you approve the plan before changes begin.
How does Skyflo fit a startup or an enterprise team?
Start with one person and a real objective. Team and Team Max add one bill, members and roles, and included usage shared across the team. Larger rollouts start with a pilot of two to five people.
What do paid plans add?
Core, Pro and Max add included models, Voice Mode, Skyflo Cloud and more included usage. Free works with supported agents and your own model access, without a card. Agent subscriptions and model keys you bring are billed by their providers.
Can I follow missions from my iPhone or iPad?
The iPhone and iPad app is Preview, in App Store review and not yet available. It is designed to follow missions, answer questions and approve actions from a paired device.
Looking for Kubernetes troubleshooting, CI/CD or progressive delivery? Those are use cases for the Skyflo Kubernetes agent, a separate Apache-2.0 project, deprecated since October 2, 2026. Kubernetes agent use cases
You have the ambition.
Give it a mission.
Start with one piece of work you want done.
Start free. No card. macOS 14+.
Agent subscriptions and model keys you bring are billed by their providers.