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Skye is useful out of the box. You can also extend her: connect the apps you already use, teach her a repeatable job, build a helper with its own character, and let tasks run on their own.

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Connectors

Connectors let Skye use an outside service for you. Popular ones include Gmail, GitHub, Slack, Notion, Google Calendar, Google Drive, Linear, and Outlook, plus any custom MCP server you run.
  • Open Settings → Connectors. Pick a service and connect it.
  • Credentials stay with the connector provider, not in Telegram.
  • Connectors are per person. Your private list is yours.
  • In a group, the owner can share one connector with that group. Anyone there can then ask Skye to use it, and the owner can revoke the share.
Connecting an account gives Skye the access that service grants. Start with read-only where the service allows it.

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Skills

A skill is a folder of instructions Skye reads before doing a job. It is a SKILL.md file, or a .zip bundle with a SKILL.md inside.
  • Open Settings → Skills and upload one.
  • Skills are scoped like memory: yours are private; group skills are shared with the group.
  • When you ask for that job, Skye reads the skill and follows it.
  • You can add up to 16 skills per chat.
A SKILL.md starts with a small header:

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Custom agents

An agent is a helper with its own name, description, and instructions. Talk to it directly, or keep Skye in charge and let her hand work to it.
  • Open /agents or Settings → Agent.
  • Create. Give a name, a short description, and instructions (up to 12,000 characters). Choose which abilities it may use: web, images, and the code workspace.
  • Activate. The selected agent leads the chat; the others stay available as specialists Skye can consult.
  • Share. A share link installs an immutable copy. Later edits to your original do not change anyone’s installed copy.
  • Remove. Removes it from this chat.
Creating and editing agents is a Skye Plus feature. See Plans.

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Automations

Automations run a task later, without you asking.
  • Scheduled. A cron rule with a timezone. “Every weekday at 9:00, send me a short plan for the day.”
  • Webhook. A private URL and header. When something calls it, Skye runs the task in this chat and can use the request body.
  • Ask Skye to create one, or manage them in Settings → Automations. You can pause, edit, and delete them.
  • A chat can hold up to 20 automations.
Anyone who can edit settings in a chat can manage its automations. The webhook URL and header are secrets; treat them like a password.
Illustrative, not a real transcript.

Plans and access

What is free and what comes with Skye Plus.