An AI-native organisation framework
Skillet gives a small team a Chief of Staff with real memory, an encrypted vault, and skills that compile into tested tools. It gets sharper as it learns - by consolidating what works, not by piling on more prompts.
Designed for humans, built for business, ready for action.
General-purpose agent harnesses won the personal-assistant market. Watch a small business try to adopt one and the cracks show.
Thousands of lines of config across layers, with no validation. Misconfiguration does not error - it silently falls back to defaults.
API keys and OAuth tokens in cleartext files, mitigated by a regex scrubber. Fine for a personal tool; not for your company's credentials.
Agents appending prose to their own instructions, with no measurement and no curation. The system gets bigger and vaguer the longer it runs.
Everything a Skillet agent can do is a named, versioned, measured skill. When a skill proves itself, Skillet compiles it into a typed, tested, sandboxed tool - approved by a human, with full provenance - and the skill shrinks to intent. The system gets smaller and sharper as it learns. As far as we can tell, nobody else is building this.
A knowledge graph, vector recall, and a document store on day zero - no memory files to curate, no provider to plug in, no context limits to manage. Fed by chat, uploads, and connectors, and assembled into context before every turn.
Nothing in plaintext at rest, ever. An encrypted vault, an audit trail on every change, and generated code that runs sandboxed and revocable, gated on your approval.
Proven skills compile into code-backed tools with measured cost and latency - and demote themselves back to prose if they stop earning their place.
On first run your Chief of Staff researches your company, builds its own wiki, and can stand up a daily industry watchdog that starts delivering the next morning.
Skillet's agents take on defined roles, not one outsized personality. Your primary agent is a Chief of Staff with a single purpose: helping you build and run your organisation. We are opinionated about this.
Skillet is for small teams building products. Your technical founder or first engineer installs it on the coding-agent subscription they already pay for - or takes it hosted. After that, the console and chat are the entire interface. Running it needs no technical skill at all.
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