LightfieldAI-native CRM that builds itself and does work for you
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Build cloud agent coworkers that take on real, multi-step work across the tools you already use. Describe the outcome you want, and Skydive creates a working agent in minutes. No code, no prompt engineering, no workflow wiring required. Skydive agents live in your stack, execute repeatable work, and get sharper over time.
The fact that these agents work across existing tools is what interests me most. It feels more practical than adding another separate workspace.
Skydive
@tom_nick1 Yes, our goal is to fit into how you already work. We don't want to give you another tool to manage!
Skydive
@tom_nick1 our web app is designed to be used as little as possible 😆
Skydive
@tom_nick1 Designed to work across the tools and channels that you use most, something that adapts to the way you work and not the other way around!
Skydive
@tom_nick1 ambient AI = we don't need a new app
Anything
huge congrats to dhruv and the whole skydive team on the launch. been following this since i signed up - agents that actually do the work across your tools instead of just chatting about it is exactly where this needs to go. pumped to dig in. rooting for you guys
Skydive
@taylor_matthew_desseyn Thanks so much Taylor! Appreciate the support.
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@taylor_matthew_desseyn Thanks for the support Taylor!!
Skydive
@taylor_matthew_desseyn Thank you Taylor! Appreciate it!!
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Netlify
Running cloud agents that actually hook into your existing tools without a hassle fixes a huge orchestration pain point. Congrats on shipping!
Skydive
@thisiskp_ Thanks KP! Really appreciate it.
Skydive
@thisiskp_ for real! plug in all your favorite tools -> maximize your agent capabilities
The idea of giving an AI agent its own cloud computer is really interesting. Being able to let it actually interact with websites, files, and different tools feels much closer to having a real digital teammate than just another chatbot.
CheckYa
What caught my attention is the persistent memory across different platforms. Being able to start a task in Slack and continue it elsewhere without having to explain everything again could make AI agents genuinely useful for day-to-day operations.
Wion - Audio Dating
The multi-agent collaboration concept is probably what I’d explore first. Having specialized agents share context and hand work off to each other could be very powerful for larger projects. Curious to see how well this works with real-world, messy workflows.