Skoga is a Mac app sitting on top of a Rust orchestrator that runs your agents in sandboxed worktrees. Pick the surface that fits how you work — you're not buying features, you're buying the amount of decisions you'd like Skoga to make for you.
The CLI on its own, for developers who live in the terminal.
skoga CLI for macOS & LinuxThe Mac app, configured. For the developer of one.
Run a guild of agents alongside your real one.
No. Workshop is free — the standalone CLI, the sandbox runtime, and the orchestrator. Solo is for people who'd rather we configured all of that for them and gave them the Mac app on top.
Every dispatched agent runs in its own git worktree, on its own branch, inside a sandboxed process with scoped filesystem and network access. They cannot see each other's edits, and they cannot touch your working copy on main. You review their patches as PRs when they're done.
An agent currently dispatched on a task — i.e. holding a worktree. Once a run is shipped, archived, or aborted, the worktree closes and the slot opens back up. You can have hundreds of agent identities; only 12 dispatched at once on Solo.
No. Code stays on your machine and goes from your machine to your Git host. Skoga's hosted service handles license, identity, and routing metadata. There is no Skoga-side store of your source.
Yes. On Workshop you wire up any provider you like; on Solo you can route to your own keys for Anthropic, OpenAI, Bedrock, Vertex, or a local Ollama. Spend stays under your daily budget cap regardless of provider.
