Skyone launches AI that promises to create enterprise apps in minutes

Skyone presented, this Wednesday (12), its new vibecoding for the corporate audience. Known as Skyone Creator, the platform is capable of easily generating apps from prompts. The feature is part of Skyone Studio, a platform that already brings together systems integration, data management, automations and agents. With the new feature, the company promises to deliver more autonomy to different business areas to develop their own solutions.

The new feature follows a logic similar to ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and other AI platforms. In practice, the user only needs to describe what they need to build, as if they were talking to a person.

Next, the model will interpret the request to generate the code. The first functional version, according to the company, is delivered in a few minutesand can be refined with new instructions afterward.

Speaking to Canaltech, Skyone's Product Director, Luiz Eduardo Severino, explains that the platform has an agnostic architecture with respect to AI models.

“We don’t tie the experience to a single LLM,” he states. “We use market models based on characteristics such as capability, performance, and suitability for the task, while Skyone’s technology layer is responsible for the orchestration, context, integration, and execution of the application.”

Security and governance

The main differentiator of Creator, according to the company, is bringing AI-powered application creation to an integrated and governed corporate environment.

To achieve this, the applications run with isolation between clients and access control based on profiles and permissions. However, credentials and API keys are kept outside the application code.

The platform still maintains versioning, execution logs, and the ability to revert changes, in order to facilitate the maintenance of apps made with AI.

“The level of approval and participation from IT can vary according to each organization's policy and the criticality of the application. Our proposal is not to necessarily create a manual barrier for every publication, but to offer mechanisms so that each company can establish the governance appropriate to its context,” points out Severino.

Written by Skyone