For enterprise teams

Prove the workflow before you expand it.

Run a focused evaluation of cloud agents for an internal team or your product. Bring a real task, identify the systems it needs, and measure the result before rolling it out more broadly.

Choose the first workflow

Start with a result someone can accept.

AgentSky provides cloud agents and their runtime. Your team defines the business outcome, the information the agent may use, and who reviews its work.

  • Internal engineering

    Evaluate a scoped repository task with an explicit test and review process. Start with a disposable branch and permissions appropriate to that task.

  • An agent inside your product

    Use the developer API to integrate agent execution. Your application remains responsible for its users, authorization, experience and customer promises.

  • Work through a team channel

    Connect a selected agent to Slack or another supported channel. Separately review who can send requests and which applications the agent can access.

Pilot design

Agree on evidence before running the pilot.

A useful evaluation compares accepted results, failures and total usage on representative tasks. It does not rely on a demo or a generic benchmark score.

01

Specify the task and owner

Select a recurring workflow, a human reviewer, a baseline and a concrete definition of an acceptable output. Record actions that require approval.

02

Review the data path

List inputs, model providers, connected applications and desired retention. Check the actual account settings and resolve procurement requirements before submitting sensitive material.

03

Run a bounded comparison

Use the same representative inputs across compatible harness and model choices. Record completion quality, review effort, latency, usage cost and failure recovery.

04

Decide whether to expand

Review accepted outcomes and unresolved risks with the workflow owner. Expand permissions and adoption only where the evidence supports the next use case.

Evaluation checklist

Make the purchasing requirements explicit.

Bring these requirements to the evaluation conversation. This page does not establish a custom contract or certify that a requirement is available.

Review in the pilot

  • Supported harnesses, compatible models and required tools.
  • Application credentials, channel access and who can trigger work.
  • Published pricing, usage and review cost per accepted result.

Confirm before procurement

  • Any required SSO, SCIM, audit export or role model.
  • Required deployment region, dedicated infrastructure or provider restrictions.
  • DPA, certifications, custom retention, support commitments and SLA terms.

Common questions

Enterprise evaluation questions

Can we test before a broad rollout?

Start with a bounded workflow and representative tasks. The public product and developer documentation provide the starting point; discuss any custom pilot requirements with the team.

Does this page promise SSO, a certification or an SLA?

No. Confirm any required identity controls, certifications, support terms and service commitments directly before procurement. The published terms govern unless a separate agreement is signed.

How should we compare agents?

Compare compatible harness and model combinations on the same tasks. Include human review and failure handling alongside model and runtime charges when calculating cost per accepted result.

Bring one workflow to the conversation.

Discuss your pilot