Anything offers Skydive
Cloud AI agent platform for building named agents that do real work.
Cloud AI agent platform for building named agents that do real work.
Skydive's narrow, per-role agents outperform a single general assistant on focused jobs, a distinction reviewers highlight as the product's core strength. Anything itself runs more than 150 internal agents alongside a 15-person team across support, engineering, marketing, and operations.
The platform holds SOC 2 Type 1 and CASA AL1 attestations, and its agent browser can log into tools that offer no public API, extending coverage beyond standard integration catalogs.
Reviewers report that agents placed in shared group chats can defer to one another instead of driving to a final result, so multi-agent coordination still needs work. Consumption-based pricing also pushes administrators to actively watch model and compute spend.
As a closed software-as-a-service platform, Skydive does not fit buyers who need air-gapped or open-source deployments, a limitation noted in third-party reviews as of 2026.
Skydive was developed by Anything, the AI application builder operated by Create, Inc., as the company's second product. It grew out of Anything's internal use of more than one hundred fifty AI agents alongside its fifteen-person team.
The platform entered a closed beta with more than twenty companies before its public launch on August 20, 2026. Its terms of service took effect on July 29, 2026.
Anything's founders describe the AI coding and agent industry as extremely early, with hiring an AI teammate expected to become as simple as writing a job description. Launch coverage frames decentralized agent building by workflow owners as the bottleneck Skydive targets.
The company pairs open agent creation with governance controls for enterprises, reflecting demand for both autonomous internal agents and central oversight.
Skydive lets anyone sign up free and charges for what agents consume, with usage-based billing on models and compute rather than per-seat licenses. The company advertises unlimited agents with no seat fees and states that it applies no markup on model prices.
Paid plans add team and enterprise tiers: a Starter plan at $20 per month, a Team plan at $200 per month, and custom Enterprise terms that include single sign-on and audit logs.
Skydive is a cloud platform for building named AI agents that hold roles rather than answer one-off prompts. Each agent runs on its own cloud computer with a browser, file system, and terminal, and stays reachable through Slack, email, iMessage, a web dashboard, desktop and command-line apps, and developer tools such as Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex.
Agents connect to hundreds of integrations, run scheduled routines, and keep durable memory across channels. Role templates cover positions such as chief of staff, customer support, engineer, and product manager, and teams teach each agent how their company works.