Skydive launches open 3D office for managing AI agent teams, free this week
Overview
Skydive launches a 3D office where users create, assign and review teams of AI agents, and says the office is open to everyone.
The company says its AI coworkers work for free this week. No price for use after this week is reported.
According to the launch post and commentators Santiago and Rohan Paul, each agent gets its own cloud computer with a browser, files and a terminal. Users assign tasks over Slack, email, iMessage or the web, and the 3D view shows which agent is working on what. Elvis Saravia says agent management gets harder as teams grow and that Skydive's interface is onto something big. Paul argues that chat suits one assistant, while agent teams need an office-floor view.
Written by AI from the articles below · updated Oct 30, 2:43 PM ET
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- Oct 30, 2:39 PM ET · 1 articleSkydive launches open 3D office for teams of AI agents with cloud computersRohan Paul: Skydive gives each AI agent its own cloud computer and a 3D office view
- Oct 30, 2:03 PM ET · 1 articleSkydive launches a 3D office where AI agents act as coworkersSantiago: Santiago shows a 3D office where coworkers are AI agents
- Oct 30, 1:54 PM ET · 1 articleSkydive launches open 3D office for managing AI agent teams, free this weekElvis Saravia: Elvis Saravia says agent management needs more dynamic interfaces like Skydive's 3D office
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Rohan Paul@rohanpaul_aiXSkydive gives each AI agent its own cloud computer and a 3D office viewAISkydive gives each AI agent its own cloud computer with a browser, files and hundreds of connected apps, so agents can work on their own schedule. It shows the whole agent team as characters in a 3D office, with a visual view of who is working on what. Post author Rohan Paul argues chat suits one assistant, while teams of agents need an office-floor view.

Santiago@svpinoXSantiago shows a 3D office where coworkers are AI agentsAISantiago (@svpino) describes a 3D office where users create agents, assign them jobs and tools, and review their work. Each agent gets a cloud computer with a browser, files, and a terminal, and the 3D view lets users see what agents are working on. The quoted @getskydive post says the office is open to everyone and accepts tasks over Slack, email, iMessage, or the web.
elvis@omarsar0XElvis Saravia says agent management needs more dynamic interfaces like Skydive's 3D officeAIElvis Saravia says that as agent teams scale and coordination improves, managing agents gets harder, and that interfaces will move beyond chat and agent sessions. He points to Skydive's 3D office, where users watch AI agents work and assign them tasks over Slack, email, iMessage or the web. He says he thinks Skydive is onto something big.
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