Can a few agents work on this?
Each edit lands as a suggestion.
Every version's kept in history.
Keep using Claude, ChatGPT, or the agent you already trust. Skybits brings that intelligence into a powerful document workflow—one shared place where people and agents create, challenge, review, and improve ideas without losing control of the final word.
AI makes the draft easy — Skybits makes it usable. People and AI agents work in the same document, and every change stays visible.
Every AI change is a draftAINova · for Maya Rivera a suggestionAINova · for Maya Rivera you review before it’s kept. Accept, reject, or comment — the human gets the final say.
Can a few agents work on this?
Each edit lands as a suggestion.
Every version's kept in history.
Claude or ChatGPT can be the intelligence you create with. Skybits is the governed document where that intelligence works with your team, other agents, and the decisions that come next.
Bring its context, memory, tools, and point of view into the document instead of starting over.
Your agent, their agent, and the people in the room can contribute without forcing everyone into one model.
Suggestions, comments, permissions, history, and a durable library carry the content from draft to trusted final.
Skybits brings the intelligence of your agents into the same working surface as the people who guide, review, and own the outcome.
People and agents work at the same time on the same document. Changes merge automagically instead of colliding, so nobody overwrites anybody else.
AI content changes arrive for review. Inspect the diff, accept what helps, reject what does not, and keep the final say.
Use the built-in Skybits agent or connect the model and specialist agents that already understand your work.
Let agents keep manuals, plans, and policies current against named sources—while every claim and change stays reviewable.
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This plan coordinates the cross-functional launch of our Q3 release across engineering, design, and go-to-market. Sam is reviewing this now.
| Milestone | Owner | Target date |
|---|---|---|
| Design freeze | Priya Nadella | Jul 18 |
| Public launch | Maya Rivera | Aug 05 |
One living document. The work improves while its context stays intact.
Start with a blank document, an import, or an AI-generated draft.
Use the Skybits agent or bring Claude, ChatGPT, and your specialists.
Give precise, section-level tasks while everyone stays in the same document.
Inspect suggestions, comments, sources, authorship, and history.
Refine and review until everyone is ready to approve
After approval
Send the live document to your team, client, or investor.
This brief outlines our product strategy for the third quarter, the goals we are committing to, and the risks we need to watch closely.
Our goals for the third quarter are to lift first-week team activation from 42% to 60%, ship the real-time collaboration features — comments and shared cursors — to general availability, cut monthly logo churn below 2%, and open the platform with a public API plus three reference integrations.AIClaude · for Maya Rivera
The main risks are timeline slippage on the collaboration work and unclear ownership of the activation funnel.
Here's a tightened Goals section that fits on one slide:
Applying it to the document now.
See how different teams turn AI output into reviewed, shareable work without losing context between tools.
Every role starts differently. Every workflow ends with a document your team can review and share.
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CLI
Paste this to your agent. It will fetch the skill bundle, run a one-time browser sign-in, and remember the connection for next time.
Set up the Skybits skill for me: https://skybits.ai/skill.md
Run this in your terminal:
claude mcp add --transport http --scope user skybits https://skybits.ai/mcp
OAuth prompt opens in your browser on first request.
Web · Developer mode
CLI
Paste this to your agent. It will fetch the skill bundle, run a one-time browser sign-in, and remember the connection for next time.
Set up the Skybits skill for me: https://skybits.ai/skill.md
Run this in your terminal:
codex mcp add skybits --url https://skybits.ai/mcp
Agent runtime
Paste this to your agent. It will fetch the skill bundle, run a one-time browser sign-in, and remember the connection for next time.
Set up the Skybits skill for me: https://skybits.ai/skill.md
Agent runtime
Paste this to your agent. It will fetch the skill bundle, run a one-time browser sign-in, and remember the connection for next time.
Set up the Skybits skill for me: https://skybits.ai/skill.md
AI IDE
Or add manually:
~/.cursor/mcp.json
{
"mcpServers": {
"skybits": { "url": "https://skybits.ai/mcp" }
}
}Any MCP-compatible agent
Paste this to your agent. It will fetch the skill bundle, run a one-time browser sign-in, and remember the connection for next time.
Set up the Skybits skill for me: https://skybits.ai/skill.md
Paste this to your agent — it knows the platform-specific steps and will walk you through them.
How do I add https://skybits.ai/mcp as an MCP server? It uses OAuth, so I'll need to authorize in my browser before I can use it.
Powered by the Model Context Protocol (MCP), allowing Skybits to work across AI tools instead of locking you into a single ecosystem
Skybits is designed for useful agency without invisible action. The faster the agents work, the more important clear boundaries and review become.
Agent changes arrive as suggestions with authorship attached.
Credentials, document access, and risky operations are enforced on every call.
Versions, compare mode, history, and undo preserve a path back.
Human and agent activity stays distinguishable and auditable.
Skybits is an AI document editor for people and agents, with rich-text documents, canvases, and spreadsheets in one collaborative library. Use the built-in Skybits agent or optionally connect an external agent to create, review, revise, organize, and share work with your team.
No. You can start with Skybits' built-in agent or keep using an external agent you prefer and connect it to Skybits. Either path brings people and agents into the same collaborative library.
Skybits gives people and agents a persistent shared place for rich-text documents, canvases, and spreadsheets, with collaboration, comments, history, organization, sharing, and review workflows suited to each kind of work.
Yes. Collaborators can use agents that fit their roles while working from the same shared document, with changes attributed in its history.
It depends on the item type. In rich-text documents, agent content edits arrive as suggestions for a person to accept or reject. Canvas source changes apply live and can be compared with a reviewed baseline or restored through history. Spreadsheet edits update the live workbook: changed cells receive review markers, while supported cell and structure changes appear in the Unreviewed changes panel for human review.
Google Docs is designed primarily for people collaboration. Skybits is built for people and AI collaboration across rich-text documents, canvases, and spreadsheets. Agents can work directly in shared artifacts alongside people, with comments, sharing, attribution, history, and review workflows suited to each item type.
ChatGPT Canvas and Claude Artifacts are excellent tools for generating and refining content. Skybits focuses on what happens after the draft. Instead of keeping work inside a single AI platform, Skybits provides a shared document where multiple people and multiple AI agents can collaborate, review, comment, revise, and share work together. The goal is not just generating content. It’s helping teams turn AI output into durable, collaborative work.
No. Most users can start using Skybits immediately without knowing anything about MCP. MCP (Model Context Protocol) is the emerging standard that allows AI agents to work with external tools. Skybits uses MCP behind the scenes so it can connect to many different AI tools and agents, but you don’t need to learn the protocol to benefit from it.
Review behavior depends on the item type. In rich-text documents, agent content edits are suggestions that a person accepts or rejects before they become final. Canvas changes apply live, with baseline comparison, history, and restore. Spreadsheet changes also apply live: changed cells receive review markers, while supported cell and structure changes appear in the Unreviewed changes panel for human review.
The built-in Skybits agent is the easiest way to start. You can also connect an external MCP-compatible agent through Skybits' Connect agent flow. Connection steps and availability can vary by AI provider.
Skybits is designed for people who regularly create documents with AI and need to collaborate, review, approve, or share the result. Common users include: - Product managers writing PRDs and specifications - Founders creating strategy documents and investor updates - Consultants building client deliverables - Researchers and analysts producing reports and recommendations - Teams that increasingly work with AI-generated content If AI helps create the work, and people still need to review and improve it, Skybits is built for that workflow.
Start with the built-in Skybits agent from Agent chat in the document library and ask it to create a useful first document, canvas, or spreadsheet. Then optionally connect an external agent with Connect agent. Try a real team workflow—such as a PRD, client deliverable, research report, or strategy memo—and invite a colleague to review, refine, and share it with you.