

Skydive gives you a whole team of AI agents that do real work in the tools you already use.
Skydive is horizontal by design: it gives support, growth, operations, and engineering each a dedicated agent with its own identity, channels, and permissions.

Cofounder is an opinionated platform for founders building a company, with manager agents orchestrating specialist departments. Skydive is horizontal: it gives any team persistent specialist agents for any function, each with its own identity, computer, memory, tools, and channels.
For a founder starting from zero, a guided roadmap is genuinely useful, and that is what Cofounder is built for. Skydive is built for a team that wants a support agent, a growth agent, and an engineering agent that each own their lane and hand work off to each other, rather than a single opinionated build path.
Yes. Cofounder orchestrates manager and specialist agents across departments and ships products with managed GitHub, Supabase, and Vercel. Skydive makes independent named agents a first-class model for any function, each with its own sandbox, browser, hosting, and database.
Cofounder offers approval workflows, though its own Terms also allow agents to deploy code, change infrastructure, or send communications autonomously when enabled, and its Team plan, SOC 2, and multiplayer were marked coming soon at review. Skydive documents training mode, visibility tiers, isolated sandboxes, and a credential proxy available today.
Yes. No migration is required to run them side by side. You describe the outcome you want, connect the tools the agent needs once, and add the channels you want it on.
Skydive documents Private, Team, Internal, and External visibility per agent, training mode, isolated sandboxes, and credentials injected through a proxy so raw tokens stay out of prompts and logs. Skydive is currently in beta; security and compliance details are available on request.