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Skydive

Cloud agents with their own computer, identity, and memory, reachable from the web, Slack, email, or iMessage.

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Teams that want a named AI coworker to own a recurring workflow instead of another chat window.

Why it deserves attention

Skydive gives each agent a persistent cloud computer with a browser, file system, terminal, identity, and memory, then lets people reach it from the web, Slack, email, or iMessage. Agents can use more than 600 tools, run routines on a schedule, and start from templates for marketing, sales, engineering, support, and operations. It comes from Anything, the app builder whose small team already runs more than 150 agents for over a million users, and it launched publicly in August 2026. Starter is $20 a month for unlimited agents and up to five users, with model usage billed at cost; there is no free tier. The trade-off is real delegation: agents need credentials and careful approval rules, and the product is still young enough that teams should start with one bounded workflow.

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  • Virtual assistant

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