Comparison · Skyller and Onyx
Knowledge, agents and work management, already connected.
Skyller arrives ready and operated, and answers with the context of the company, the area and the published documents: specialist Teams, reviewed documents, tasks, assessments and routines, with no one on your team looking after servers.
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When each one is the right choice.
NOTHING TO INSTALL
Skyller runs the platform
ACCESS BY WORKSPACE
who sees what, on every plan
177 TEMPLATES
ready-made policies and processes
SCHEDULED ROUTINES
agents and Teams, with run history
What is being compared
The three published forms of Onyx (self-hosted Community, Business and Enterprise, with managed cloud), against Skyller’s contracted plan. Sources read on 6 and 7 September 2026.
- Onyx editions
- Community already includes single sign-on; advanced access controls and permission inheritance come with the paid plans.
- Conditions
- Anything that depends on a plan, add-on or project is written in the row itself, not in a footnote.
We compare platforms and workflows, not models: Skyller also works with models from OpenAI and Anthropic.
Criterion by criterion
What your team can do in practice.
Compare side by side. Click a row or + for the full explanation and sources.
| Feature or criterion | Skyller | Onyx |
|---|---|---|
Offer and purchasing | ||
Skyller One monthly fee for the company Up to the plan’s user limit | ||
Knowledge and work | ||
Skyller Kanban boards, owners, deadlines and checklists | Onyx | |
Skyller From document to assessment and results No certificate | Onyx | |
Skyller 177 templates written in Portuguese | Onyx | |
Skyller Conditional / limited Slack, Telegram and WhatsApp Additional credits · requires an API-enabled plan | ||
Skyller Teams with a lead and specialist agents | ||
Skyller Draft, review and publication with history | ||
Skyller Scheduled agents and Teams, with run history | ||
Operations and control | ||
Skyller We operate it; nothing to install | ||
Skyller Access set in the workspace, in every plan | ||
Skyller Result published, with date and methodology | Onyx The leaderboard is theirs; they opt out [4] | |
Skyller Conditional / limited Enterprise, on customer infrastructure Enterprise · project and contract; models and services may process data externally | Onyx Self-hosting of the open edition [2] | |
Features vary by plan. An unconfirmed item does not mean the feature is missing.
An ordinary Tuesday
The announcement was about to go out to the whole team. It stopped first.
What comes in
Internal communications asks Skyller to tell the sales team about the new travel policy.
What happens
- 01The agent drafts the announcement from the published policy and shows the send it is about to make.
- 02Sending requires confirmation, so the run pauses until the person who asked checks it.
- 03Once confirmed, the integration sends it and the conversation keeps a record of the action.
What remains
The announcement goes out only after the requester confirms, with the record kept in the conversation.
Prepare the new travel policy announcement for the sales team.
Skyller is an AI and can make mistakes. Remember to check.
Demonstration · illustrative data
Good to know
- By default, sending asks the requester to confirm; the company adjusts this by role.
- The person who confirms is whoever started the request; document review stays with the designated owners.
Straight questions
What we usually hear in this conversation.
Sources
Where each claim about Onyx came from.
Official Onyx documentation, pricing page and repository only, with the date of each reading.
- [1]Onyx · Plans and pricing
Read on 2026-09-06
- [2]Onyx · Docs · Deployment overview
Read on 2026-09-06
- [3]Onyx · Docs · Enterprise Edition
Read on 2026-09-06
- [4]Onyx · Official EnterpriseRAG-Bench repository
Read on 2026-09-06
- [5]Onyx · Agent actions in connected systems
Read on 2026-09-07
- [6]Onyx · Features and terms by plan
Read on 2026-09-07
- [7]Onyx · Official changelog
Read on 2026-09-07
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