SkaleAgents is a hosted service that reviews application code and infrastructure text. Its bots, prompts and review checks are readable without an account; a Google sign-in adds audit jobs, shareable sessions, cron re-runs and an MCP server for your editor or assistant. Organization plans are Starter, Pro or Max. Note before using it: the audit form and MCP calls send your code, infrastructure text and telemetry to the hosted service.
| Category | Coding assistant |
| Type | Hosted code and infrastructure review |
| License | Proprietary |
| Runs locally | No |
| Skill level | Intermediate |
| Best for | teams that want a repeatable infrastructure review from their editor |
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PuppyoneA local-first editor built for you and your agentsSkaleAgents is a commercial product, not open source. Its publisher sets the price, and any free tier or trial can change — check the official site for the current plans.
No. SkaleAgents runs as a hosted service: what you upload or type is processed on its publisher's servers.
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