Agents and Database

Skynet.io's task-executing AI Agents plus a persistent Database that gives them shared, cross-run memory.

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Overview

On August 4, 2026, Skynet.io (self-described as "the industry's most generous AI app", unrelated to the separate crypto/blockchain agent network operating under the same Skynet name) launched two features together: Agents, AI workers that execute tasks on-demand, on a schedule, or via triggers and report back what they changed rather than just answering questions; and Database, persistent structured storage that lets agents retain information between runs, with multiple agents able to read and write the same records, which users can also edit directly or through chat. Both are available now on Skynet's Pro tier and above. Cited use cases include weekly reporting, support triage, pipeline hygiene, and competitive monitoring.

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Key features

  • Agents: task-executing AI workers triggered on-demand, on schedule, or by events
  • Database: persistent structured storage giving agents memory across runs
  • Multiple agents can share and edit the same Database records
  • Records editable directly or via chat
  • Available on Pro tier and above

Use cases

  • Weekly business reporting
  • Customer support triage
  • Sales pipeline hygiene
  • Competitive monitoring

Pricing

Available on Pro and above; exact tier pricing not published in the sourced material. Free registration exists for lower-tier chat/mini-app use.

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Dates and sources

Released
4 Aug 2026
Record updated
23 Sept 2026
Record last checked
23 Sept 2026

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