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Your agents, everywhere
Talk to the same agent on web, Slack, email, or iMessage. One identity, one memory, wherever you work.
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Talk to the same agent on web, Slack, email, or iMessage. One identity, one memory, wherever you work.
Message the same agent from whichever surface fits the moment, and it carries the full context with it.
Connect your existing tools and let agents work across them, retrieving information, updating systems, and completing end-to-end tasks.
Describe what you need in plain English. Skydive creates an agent that figures out the steps, uses your tools, and improves over time.
Talk to the same agent from web chat, Slack, email, or iMessage. Every conversation stays connected, no matter where you reach it.
Your agent remembers everything across channels. Teach it something in Slack, continue over email, or pick up in web chat without repeating yourself.
Start a task in web chat where you can watch it work, collaborate from Slack, reply by email, or send a quick text while you're away. Choose the channel that fits the moment.
We don't just build Skydive, we run our company on it. Our team puts agents to work every day (they even helped build this page).
"Skydive truly transforms your entire company by automating all of the tedious tasks that consume so much of your day"
The same Skydive agent is reachable on web chat, Slack, email, and text. A channel is just a doorway to the same worker, which keeps one identity and one memory no matter where the conversation happens.
No. Memory follows the agent, not the channel. Teach it something over Slack and it remembers in email and web chat, because it's one agent with one memory. You pick up right where you left off on a different surface.
Skydive recognizes you whether you message from your Slack handle, your email address, or your phone number, and ties the conversation to your account. There's no separate login for each channel.
Web chat for heavy lifting like file work, live previews, and watching the agent work step by step. Slack for team collaboration and @-mentioning it into a thread. Email for async handoffs and a paper trail. Text for quick questions and nudges on the go.
Yes. Attachments work everywhere: documents, images, spreadsheets, and audio. The agent fetches, reads, and works with them, then hands back results you can download, whatever channel you sent them on.
It's the same agent. One identity, one memory, reachable through every surface. You can kick off a task in web chat and check in from Slack or text, and it's the same worker carrying the same context throughout.
