Skyone bets on vibe coding to decentralize application creation

New feature expands the autonomy of business areas while maintaining integration and governance

The popularization of vibe coding, a concept that uses artificial intelligence (AI) to assist in software creation, is beginning to expand the participation of business areas in application development. Skyoneis betting on this movement with Skyone Creator, a module integrated into Skyone Studio that allows the creation of corporate applications using natural language commands.

The company's proposal is to combine the autonomy provided by AI with integration, security, and governance features. Creator will complement Skyone Studio, a platform that brings together systems integration, data management, automation, and AI agents.

In practice, the user describes what they need to build, and the artificial intelligence interprets the request, generates the code, and transforms the demand into internal applications, dashboards, portals, operational interfaces, and automations. According to Skyone, a first functional version can be created in a few minutes and improved within the platform itself.

The tool was developed over the last six months and allows professionals in product, data, innovation, operations, finance, and other areas to create and improve applications based on their own needs, without relying exclusively on the backlog and traditional development cycles of technology teams.

For technical teams, the goal is to accelerate projects and focus efforts on architecture, security, integrations, and more complex stages.

The movement also highlights one of the challenges of AI adoption in companies: transforming experiments and prototypes into applications connected to operations. Although AI tools have accelerated software creation, such initiatives may require combining different technologies to access data, connect systems, automate processes, and meet security and governance requirements.

In the case of Creator, the feature operates within the same ecosystem as the organizations' data, systems, workflows, and AI agents. Therefore, applications can be developed, published, and evolved within the security, governance, and control mechanisms of Skyone Studio, according to the company.

Features include automatic application generation, selective component editing, assisted code review, change history, version control, rollback, and visual interface customization. Solutions can be published directly through the platform or have their source code exported to external environments.

“Artificial intelligence is accelerating a profound transformation in the software market. Different areas and professionals within companies will increasingly create applications based on their own needs, but this will only be truly efficient with organized data, integrated systems, and a solid foundation of security and governance,” says Rennan Sanchez, co-founder and CTO of Skyone.

According to Luiz Eduardo Severino, Director of Products at Skyone, the challenge lies in transforming prototypes into applications connected to operations. "The market has already realized that artificial intelligence can accelerate software development, but it still faces difficulties in transforming prototypes into applications connected to operations," he says.

The launch comes at a time of expansion for Skyone. The company received a Series C funding round led by Advent International at the end of 2025 and announced, in June, the acquisition of ADD IT. According to data released by the company, Skyone ended 2025 with revenue of R$ 400 million, serves more than 25,000 clients in over 35 countries, and projects 50% growth in 2026.

Written by Skyone