# SkaleAgents — Hosted MCP server and specialist DevOps bots for reviewing code and infrastructure text. > Source: The Agents Index — https://theagentsindex.com/skaleagents (structured, researched, re-verified) > Facts last verified: 2026-10-03 SkaleAgents is a DevOps review service built around a hosted MCP server, a directory of specialist review bots and a prompt library. Engineers paste code or infrastructure text and receive findings, either in their editor or in the web audit app. | Fact | Value | | --- | --- | | Website | https://skaleagents.com | | Price | from $19/month | | Free tier | Yes | Free plan at $0/month: 2 audits per month and no automatic schedules. The bot directory, prompt library and review-check reference are readable with no account; Google sign-in is required to save bots, authorize MCP or run account-owned audits. ## What it does **Writes code** · No — The tools review supplied code and infrastructure text and return findings, remediations and validation steps; nothing on the site claims the product authors new application code from a description. > These workflows produce findings and recommendations for you to review. Submitting an audit or opening a Watchtower session does not itself deploy a change. > — https://skaleagents.com/ · FAQ, 'Will an agent change my production infrastructure?' **Debugs and fixes** · Partly — The SRE Triage bot diagnoses reliability failures from supplied telemetry and names a first safe change, but the fix is left for the engineer to apply through their own process. > Turns supplied telemetry, logs, and architecture notes into a reliability review: errors, failed jobs, timeouts, missing signals, and the first safe change. > — https://skaleagents.com/bots · Bot directory, SRE Triage entry **Reviews code** · Yes — Reviewing someone else's source or configuration is the core job: an MCP tool reviews individual snippets, and the DevSecOps bot explicitly accepts a pull request diff as input. > review_architecture Review an individual source snippet or infrastructure configuration for security, reliability, and cost concerns > — https://skaleagents.com/mcp-config · Tool list, review_architecture entry **Whole-codebase work** · Partly — An application-wide review maps related source files that the editor sends, but there is no repository indexing, and scheduled audits reach only one file in a public GitHub repository. > Scans read the file text your editor sends. They do not connect to a live cloud account. Pulumi programs are scanned as text, so computed values and external modules are not evaluated. > — https://skaleagents.com/mcp-config · Coverage note below the tool list **Ships it** · No — The product stops at findings by design: submitting an audit does not deploy anything, and the vendor tells buyers to apply fixes through their own deployment process. > Validate proposed fixes and apply them through your own development and deployment process. > — https://skaleagents.com/ · FAQ, 'Will an agent change my production infrastructure?' **Done-for-you service** · No — This is self-serve software with organization plans an owner picks; the vendor supplies prompts and tools rather than people who run reviews for you. > SkaleAgents gives developers reusable specialist prompts and tools for reviewing code and infrastructure. > — https://skaleagents.com/ · FAQ, 'What is SkaleAgents, in plain English?' _Not established: Writes tests_ ## How much it does unattended **Runs autonomously** · Partly — Scheduled audits run unattended on a cron expression with webhook alerts, but every result is a finding a person must read and act on; nothing is applied automatically. > Create a scheduled audit with a cron expression and timezone. An optional webhook receives completion or failure alerts. > — https://skaleagents.com/ · Section 02, 'Repeat when needed' **Multi-agent** · Partly — One audit job can be scoped to several specialist reviewers at once, which is parallel specialists on a shared input rather than agents negotiating or delegating between themselves. > Sign in, paste your IaC, and select DevSecOps, SRE, MLOps, or scaling specialists. Add telemetry JSON when it helps. > — https://skaleagents.com/ · Section 02, 'Scope an audit' **Agent permissions** · Partly — Permissions are narrow by construction rather than configurable: the agent sees only text you send, never a cloud account or private repository, and cannot change a live system. > Schedules can check one file in a public GitHub repository; private repositories and cloud accounts are not connected. > — https://skaleagents.com/ · FAQ, 'What are the current limits?' ## Which models it runs on **Claude** · Partly — Claude is supported as the assistant you bring: bot pages hand off to Claude, and Claude Code and Claude Desktop connect to the MCP server, but you do not select a model inside SkaleAgents. > Bot pages offer handoffs to Grok, SuperGrok, and Claude. Codex opens separately, and Copy prompt lets you paste the instructions into any assistant. > — https://skaleagents.com/ · FAQ, 'Which AI assistants and editors can I use?' **GPT** · Partly — ChatGPT and Codex are named as supported MCP clients, so GPT models reach the tools through OpenAI's own products; the vendor never states which model its web audit runs on. > For tool calls, connect Cursor, Claude Code, Claude Desktop, ChatGPT, or Codex to our hosted MCP server through OAuth. > — https://skaleagents.com/ · FAQ, 'Which AI assistants and editors can I use?' **Model choice** · Partly — Bots are instruction sets you run in whichever assistant you already pay for, so the model is your choice there; the model behind the hosted web audit is never disclosed. > A bot is a set of instructions, not a separately trained model. > — https://skaleagents.com/ · FAQ, 'How is this different from asking an AI chatbot?' _Not established: Open models_ ## Where you use it **In your editor** · Yes — Cursor is a first-class surface with a documented .cursor/mcp.json snippet, and Claude Desktop connects the same way; the review lands in the editor conversation. > Save this in .cursor/mcp.json at your project root. Open Cursor Settings, then Tools & MCP. Enable skaleagents and use Connect to complete OAuth. > — https://skaleagents.com/mcp-config · Cursor setup panel **On the command line** · Partly — There is no SkaleAgents CLI of its own, but terminal clients are documented: Claude Code and Codex are configured and re-authenticated with their own shell commands. > For Codex, run codex mcp login skaleagents. > — https://skaleagents.com/mcp-config · 'Need to reconnect?' paragraph **In your pipeline** · No — Nothing acts on a pull request or runs in a pipeline; the only repository reach is a scheduled check of a single file in a public GitHub repository, with private repos excluded. > Schedules can check one file in a public GitHub repository; private repositories and cloud accounts are not connected. > — https://skaleagents.com/ · FAQ, 'What are the current limits?' **In a browser** · Yes — A hosted web app carries the account workflows: audit jobs from pasted infrastructure text, plus shared Watchtower sessions where a team inspects the findings together. > Submit infrastructure text as an audit job, then inspect the findings in a Watchtower session with your team. > — https://skaleagents.com/ · Section 02, 'Take a finding into a shared review' ## Whose machine it runs on **Self-hosted** · Partly — The MCP server is hosted by the vendor and the setup page says nothing is installed locally, yet the homepage describes the client launching an npx package locally; the two pages disagree. > Your client starts @skaleagents/swarm locally with npx; Node.js 20 or newer is required. > — https://skaleagents.com/ · Section 02, 'Add your client configuration' _Not established: Open source_ ## What it costs to run **How it meters** · Partly — Billing is a flat monthly price per organization with audit and schedule quotas attached, so the metered unit is an audit run rather than a seat, a token or a credit. > $49 / month. Room for regular audits across an active organization. 200 audits / month. 10 automatic schedules. > — https://skaleagents.com/pricing · Plan cards, Pro column **Free tier** · Yes — A standing $0 plan gives two audits a month, and the bot directory, prompt library and check reference are readable with no account and no payment at all. > $0 / month. Start reviewing infrastructure on your own schedule. 2 audits / month. 0 automatic schedules. > — https://skaleagents.com/pricing · Plan cards, Free column **MCP server** · Yes — A hosted MCP server at one URL exposes four named review tools over OAuth, so another agent can call the scans and architecture reviews directly. > Connect your assistant to the hosted SkaleAgents MCP server. Sign in with Google and approve access through OAuth. No API keys or local server to install. > — https://skaleagents.com/mcp-config · 'Choose your MCP client' intro **Bring your own key** · Partly — Inference for the bot workflows is yours: you run the instructions in an assistant you already pay for, and the vendor states its plans do not cover that spend. No key field or own-cloud option is documented. > Using a prompt in another AI assistant is subject to that provider's pricing and usage limits; SkaleAgents does not include a subscription to those services. > — https://skaleagents.com/ · FAQ, 'What does it cost?' _Not established: API access_ ## Buying it for a team **A company can buy it** · Yes — The entire rate card is organization-level: an owner buys Starter, Pro or Max for an organization they manage, with membership and invitations handled in the dashboard. > Starter, Pro, and Max are organization plans. An owner chooses a plan for an organization they manage. > — https://skaleagents.com/pricing · Intro paragraph above the plan cards **Seat model** · No — No tier is priced or limited per seat: each published plan states only a monthly price, an audit allowance and a schedule count, with no user count, floor or ceiling. > $19 / month. A steady review rhythm for smaller projects. 25 audits / month. 1 automatic schedules. > — https://skaleagents.com/pricing · Plan cards, Starter column **Pooled budget** · Yes — Allowances belong to the organization rather than to each member, and the Enterprise tier negotiates those organization-level limits, so members draw on one shared audit budget. > Custom quote. A plan built around your security and delivery needs. Audit and monitoring limits are agreed with the organization. > — https://skaleagents.com/pricing · Plan cards, Enterprise column **Admin controls** · Partly — Owners control who is in an organization and creators can keep bots private, but no published control constrains what the agent itself may read, call or do. > Organization owners control membership and should invite only people authorized to see that organization's content. > — https://skaleagents.com/terms · 'Accounts and organizations' section **Single sign-on** · Partly — Sign-in is Google OAuth only, and MCP authorizations are tied to that Google-backed account; no SAML or enterprise OIDC federation is offered on any published tier. > MCP clients are authorized through OAuth and tied to your Google-backed account. > — https://skaleagents.com/ · FAQ, 'Can I keep my bots private and revoke tool access?' _Not established: Audit log_ ## What happens to your code **Opt out of training** · Partly — The licence you grant is limited to running and protecting the service, which excludes model training, but there is no explicit training statement or opt-out switch to point a buyer at. > You grant us permission to host, process, and display that material only as needed to provide and protect the service. > — https://skaleagents.com/terms · 'Your content and permitted use' section **Data residency** · Partly — Processing is disclosed but not selectable: hosting runs on Railway and the policy reserves United States or other provider locations, with no region choice offered to a buyer. > Information may be processed in the United States or other countries where these providers operate. > — https://skaleagents.com/privacy · 'Service providers and transfers' section **Getting out** · Partly — Export and deletion exist as rights exercised by email plus some in-product purge controls, not as a self-serve export button; backups may retain data after deletion. > You can edit some account and organization information in the dashboard, revoke connections and tokens, and request access, correction, export, or deletion by emailing us. > — https://skaleagents.com/privacy · 'Your choices and rights' section **Certifications** · No — The vendor states plainly that enterprise compliance certification is not promised, and no SOC 2, ISO 27001 or audit report is claimed anywhere on the site. > Cloudploy deployment handoff, Crontinel telemetry integration, and enterprise compliance certification are not promised by the workflows on this page. > — https://skaleagents.com/ · FAQ, 'What are the current limits?' ## Provenance Every fact above comes from the vendor. Nothing here is independently corroborated yet. ## Coverage elsewhere None recorded. Every fact above comes from the vendor and is not independently corroborated yet. ## What changed - 2026-10-03 — Capabilities · Commercial terms · Free tier · Price ## Correcting this record Anything marked "Not established" is a question we have not answered — it is not a No. If you represent SkaleAgents, or anything here is wrong or out of date, you can supply it with a source: the operations this site accepts from an agent are listed at https://theagentsindex.com/.well-known/agents.json — that catalogue needs no key to read, and each entry states its own auth. Supplying evidence is free. Nothing that can be bought here changes what a field says, whether a gap is closed, or how this record is scored.