Skylight

Plenty of Windows software has no API, which leaves teams clicking through it by hand or skipping automation altogether.

Skylight is an AI agent platform that hosts virtual Windows computers and lets agents operate them the way a person would.

You launch an instance in seconds, then deploy a computer-use agent to work inside it, including in desktop applications that offer no way to connect programmatically.

The same setup covers QA testing.

Skylight agents interact with web apps visually, so you can write tests in plain English instead of scripting them, and run them to catch bugs before customers do.

That is the main appeal for small engineering teams: less manual QA effort and fewer regressions slipping into a release.

Skylight sits across workflow automation, developer tooling and no-code or low-code work.

It is most useful if your process lives in a Windows app or a web interface that other automation tools cannot reach.

Because agents work through the screen, they follow what a human tester would actually see.