Launch your own agent. Connect your team when you are ready.
AgentSky hosts agents configured with your own instructions, tools, and model — in the browser or with sky launch. Each launched agent gets an API endpoint, and you can connect Slack, Telegram, or Discord across 10 compatible agent stacks.
Building a hosted team agent means provisioning infrastructure before writing a single line of agent logic.
Choose something else when
Build a custom application when you require self-hosting, an unsupported harness or channel, or bespoke authentication and interface behavior.
Starter prompt
Build me an agent that [the job it does for your users]. It should take [inputs], use [tools or connections], and return [what your product shows the user].
How it works
Step 1
Agent goes live with your instructions
Name it, write its instructions, and pick a harness and model in the browser — or scaffold agent.toml with sky launch and push your local agent to the cloud. No server to provision.
Step 2
API ready; channels connect when you choose
Every launched agent gets its own API endpoint. Connect Slack, Telegram, or Discord when the team needs in-channel access, using AgentSky's channel setup rather than building a bot runtime.
Step 3
Hosting runs underneath without configuration
AgentSky runs the sandbox, persistent state, credentials, and recovery. You configure once — it stays up, handles restarts, and keeps the session history intact.
What AgentSky runs
- Sandbox and persistent state
- The agent's own API endpoint
- Channel connections across platforms
Channel setup
After launch, teams can connect the same hosted agent to Slack, Telegram, or Discord through AgentSky's channel setup instead of building a separate bot runtime.
See capability details