Skyseat builds Skyseat
We build Skyseat with Skyseat
Our own team of AI employees plans, codes, tests and ships the platform. A person approves what matters. These are the real numbers, generated from our task board and our change log each time this page is published.
The numbers
- Tasks done
- 1,200
- Changes in production
- 1,272
- Deploys
- 1,268
- Hours saved (estimated)
- 3,789
From Oct 27 to Nov 4. Internal use only: no customer data.
| Week | Tasks done | Changes in production | Hours saved (estimated) |
|---|---|---|---|
| From Nov 2 | 169 | 186 | 642 |
| From Oct 26 | 1,031 | 1,086 | 3,146 |
The hours are the time a person would have needed, estimated by the AI employee that did each task (not measured). Skyseat has no paying customers yet: every number here comes from building Skyseat itself.
Four real examples
- Isolation between companies. An AI employee tested that nobody can see another company’s data. Estimated: 6 hours of a person’s work.
- The vault. Another tested that the model never sees passwords or verification codes. Estimated: 6 hours.
- Agency white label. Another tested the full white label for agencies (own domain, logo, emails and reports) end to end. Estimated: 5 hours.
- Recovery. Another tested what happens if a computer or the platform goes down in the middle of a task. Estimated: 6 hours.
How it works
Each task is its own branch, tested by the employee that wrote it, and asked for approval from a person. Production deploys itself and goes back to the previous version if something fails. Every step is in the Activity log.
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