Documentation
Work with Skyflo
Set up your Mac, give a mission its objective, and control how the work gets done. These guides describe the controls and limits you will encounter along the way.
Start here
- 01Your first missionConnect an agent, choose a folder, and give Skyflo a concrete objective.Read
- 02Connect a coding agentUse your installed coding agents and manage their readiness in Providers.Read
- 03Access and approvalsSet when commands and edits need your approval, and inspect requests before deciding.Read
How Skyflo fits together
A mission holds the conversation and work together. Choose its repositories, agent and access. Keep execution on your Mac, start a mission in Skyflo Cloud or move an eligible mission there.
Your mission
Objective, conversation, work and recorded decisions
Repositories
The folders and working copies in scope
Agent and model
The execution path you choose
Access
When actions need your decision
Your Mac
Default
Skyflo Cloud
Your choice · paid plans
Every page
Start here
Working with missions
- Missions and follow-upsContinue work in a durable conversation, steer a turn, and recover from interruptions.
- Work modesChoose Auto, Plan or Ask to match the next step of your work.
- Access and approvalsSet when commands and edits need your approval, and inspect requests before deciding.
- OrchestratePreviewUnderstand the Preview strategies, specialist scopes and independent review.
Agents and models
- Connect a coding agentUse your installed coding agents and manage their readiness in Providers.
- Models and effortChoose included models, Auto routing and the effort available on your plan.
- Use your own keysAdd Moonshot or Z.ai keys for Skyflo's agent, or use a coding agent's own configuration.
- Voice ModeTalk with Skyflo about your work and direct a running mission.
Learning from work
Connected work
Account and help
These pages describe Skyflo Desktop 1.5.4, the current release. What changed in 1.5.4