Coding agents that ship tested PRs, in your own cloud.

Your agents get the real thing: your application, a clone of your database, your tests. You get back a pull request that already ran them. Bring Claude Code, or whatever you run.

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why it works

"Passes in the sandbox" is the new "works on my machine."

Code is cheap now. Correctness is the bottleneck, and an agent can only verify what its environment can express. Ramp and Stripe built that environment in-house, with platform teams and months of work. Skipdrive is that work as a product.

01 · isolation

Runs in your cloud

Skipdrive installs into your own cloud account, AWS today. Every agent runs in a hardware-isolated microVM behind deny-by-default egress. Nothing leaves without a rule that lets it.

02 · environment

A real environment per task

Every task gets its own sandbox, scoped credentials, and a clone of your database in about 13 seconds. Your agents work against a real database, not fixtures.

03 · review

Review the running app

You review a pull request that already ran your tests, and a live preview of the app. Not a hopeful diff.

early access

They built platform teams first. You don't have to.

Skipdrive is pre-launch. If your agents open more PRs than you can verify, and you run on AWS, let's talk.

Skip to ship.