An app you change by asking.
skin is your own copy of an app with an agent inside. Tell it what you want and it rewrites itself. A new version only goes live if it builds, boots, and passes its checks.
Sign in with Cloudflare- Pick an account on Cloudflare’s consent screen.
- Choose a model: Workers AI, or Claude and GPT through your own AI Gateway.
- Your app and your chats stay yours. Sign out revokes access.
How skin works
An app that rewrites itself
Ask for a change in plain words. The agent edits the app's own code while you keep using it.Nothing ships unless it works
Each version is built, booted, and checked first. A version that fails never goes live, and every earlier one stays one click away.Your inference, your account
Every model call runs on the Cloudflare account you pick, through Workers AI or one of your own AI Gateways. skin never pays for your tokens, and never sees a provider key.
Questions
- What is skin?
- Your own copy of a web app with an AI agent inside it. You ask for a change in plain words, the agent edits the app's code, and the new version goes live only after it builds, boots, and passes its checks.
- Who pays for the AI?
- You do, on your own Cloudflare account. Every model call uses your sign-in, through Workers AI or an AI Gateway you own. skin never pays for your tokens and never holds a provider key.
- Which models can I use?
- Open models on Workers AI, such as GLM and Llama, or Claude and GPT through your own authenticated AI Gateway. You can switch any time with Cmd+K.
- What if a change breaks the app?
- A version that fails its build, boot, or checks never goes live. Every earlier version stays in the console, one click from rollback, and you can reset to the original.
- What does signing in give skin access to?
- Only what Cloudflare's consent screen lists for the account you pick. Signing out ends the session and revokes skin's access.
- What does skin run on?
- Cloudflare Workers, Durable Objects, and the Worker Loader. Each person gets their own app, chats, and version history.