Skydive Opens Its AI Agent Platform to Everyone, With Agents Shown Working in a 3D Office
Your AI coworkers now have an office. @getskydive is open to everyone. Build a team of agents, watch them work in a 3D office, and hand them tasks over Slack, email, iMessage or the web. Claim your company’s domain to put your office on the map. They work for free this week.
Context
It is one of many startups selling teams of AI coworkers that take tasks over chat apps, a crowded field where the claims are hard to judge before real use.
Skydive is a startup that lets users create AI agents that run on their own cloud computers and take requests over Slack, email, iMessage or the web. The post is the company's own announcement.
Deep dive
Skydive said on Friday that its product is now open to everyone, describing it as an office for your AI coworkers. Everything below is the company's own description and has not been independently tested.
According to the post, users can build a team of agents, watch them work in a 3D office, and hand them tasks over Slack, email, iMessage or the web. Companies can claim their domain to put their office on the map, and the post says the agents work for free this week.
Skydive's website says each agent has its own computer in the cloud with a browser, files and a terminal, keeps one identity and memory across channels, can run recurring routines, and connects to hundreds of outside apps. Its launch blog says creating an agent for a role takes less than 30 seconds and that agents improve as they learn how a team works.
The company did not share pricing after the free week, customer numbers or results from real deployments in the post. Similar always on agent products are being launched by many startups and by large AI labs, so the 3D office view is the main visible difference here.
What to expect next
Watch for pricing once the free week ends and whether early users report agents finishing real multi step work reliably. Security and permission controls will matter, since agents get access to email, Slack and other company tools. Competition from large AI labs building their own agent products will test whether a startup like Skydive can stand out. Retention after the free week will be the clearest early signal.