Skydive

Create an agent and give it a name and a role, which is the framing the whole product rests on. Connect the tools it needs from more than fifty integrations spanning Gmail, GitHub, Notion, Linear and others, so it works in the systems your team already uses rather than in a separate console. Define its operating parameters, including tone and the escalation rules governing what it must bring to a human, such as refunds above a threshold. From then on it works continuously in the cloud, reachable on web, Slack, email or iMessage as one identity, and reports on what it did. It learns your team's patterns over time rather than staying static.

• •Named Agents With Roles - Configured as colleagues with defined responsibilities, not as a chat interface
• •One Identity Across Channels - The same agent on web, Slack, email and iMessage rather than four separate bots
• •50+ Integrations - Gmail, GitHub, Notion, Linear and others, so work happens in real tools
• •Escalation Rules - Defined authority with explicit thresholds for what must come to a human
• •0% Model Markup - You pay the underlying AI cost with no margin added on top of the subscription
• •Usage-Based Pricing - Pay for what the agents actually do rather than a flat capacity fee
• •Unlimited Agents - Agent count is not the billing lever on any plan
• •Learns Your Team - Improves against how your team actually works rather than staying static

For teams wanting to hand a defined function to an agent rather than adding another tool a person has to operate, with customer support and operations as the clearest fits given the reporting example. It suits small teams weighing an agent against a hire, which is the comparison Skydive draws directly on its own site. The 0% model markup makes it attractive for heavy usage, where wrapper margins usually dominate the bill. The escalation rules make it viable for work with real consequences, since the agent knows where its authority stops.