What is skaftor
Skaftor is an AI-native platform that serves as the system of record for software delivery. It captures intent, orchestrates agents, and remembers how every line of code was shipped. The platform turns intent into architecture, work orders, and shipped code, providing a unified workspace where all decisions are remembered and traceable.
How to use skaftor
- Connect: Bring in your repos, docs, and tools. One workspace inherits everything.
- Plan: Describe the intent. Skaftor drafts requirements you can shape.
- Blueprint: Intent becomes architecture — services, data, and interfaces are mapped.
- Work Orders: The plan breaks into executable units, each scoped and assignable.
- Build: Coding agents pick up work orders and write the code, in context.
- Review: Every change opens a pull request, reviewed against the blueprint.
- Deploy: Ship to production on one traceable thread — no handoff lost.
- Observe: Watch it run. Signals flow back to inform the next intent.
Features of skaftor
- Engineering Memory Graph: A connected graph of features, decisions, repos, and owners.
- Agent orchestration over MCP: Agents share context and work together.
- Intent-to-Production traceability: Every line traces back to the intent that shipped it.
- Blast radius analysis: Understand the impact of changes.
- Spec drift detection: Catch when implementation diverges from the blueprint.
- Release confidence scoring: Assess readiness before shipping.
- Approval gates and governance: Enforce policies and approvals.
- Integrations: Plugs into GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Cursor, Claude, Codex, Jira, Linear, Notion, Confluence, AWS, Google Cloud, Azure, and more.
Use Cases of skaftor
- Orchestrating AI agents: Coordinate multiple coding agents with shared context and memory.
- Maintaining institutional knowledge: Preserve the 'why' behind every decision, even after team changes.
- Ensuring governance and compliance: Track every change from intent to production with approval gates.
- Improving code review: Review changes against the original blueprint to catch drift.
- Onboarding new engineers: New team members can understand the system through the memory graph.
Pricing
Skaftor is priced at $99 per seat per month.
FAQ
What does Skaftor integrate with?
Skaftor integrates with GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Cursor, Claude, Codex, Jira, Linear, Notion, Confluence, AWS, Google Cloud, Azure, and more.
How does Skaftor ensure traceability?
Every change is linked back to the work order, blueprint, and original intent, creating a complete audit trail.
Can Skaftor work with existing tools?
Yes, it plugs into the tools you already run, connecting them into one workspace.
What is the Engineering Memory Graph?
It's a connected graph of features, decisions, repos, and owners that allows the system to reason about impact and catch duplicate work.
Does Skaftor support governance?
Yes, it includes approval gates and governance features for enterprise use.
