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Flash Agent · Skye · Agentic weather intelligence

Ask Flash. It answers from the forecast and acts in your tools.

Flash provides the harness — the prediction engine, your sites and your data — and connects to the tools you already run. Ask in plain language; get an answer or an action.

Included with Enterprise · Google Calendar · Microsoft 365 · Salesforce · HubSpot · NetSuite · SAP · Procore · Slack · Teams · Golf Genius

Are wind gusts low enough to safely operate cranes and work at elevated heights?

SKYE

· Midtown Parking Deck · today

No-go until 11:20

Not yet. Gusts at the Midtown Parking Deck reach 31 mph between 08:00 and 11:00, above your 25 mph crane limit. The window opens at 11:20 and holds through 17:00. Peachtree Yard is clear all day, so the elevated work can start there this morning.

  • SiteMidtown Parking Deck
  • Your limit25 mph gusts, crane policy
  • SourceFlash forecast · 1×1 km cell
Hourly wind gusts from 06:00 to 18:00 against a 25 mph crane limit: gusts over the limit from 09:00 to 11:00, a clear window from 11:20 to 17:00.
Reschedule lift in ProcoreNotify foreman on SlackYou confirm before anything changes.
  • What about Peachtree Yard?
  • When does the window close?
  • Log this decision for the safety file
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Skye · ask in plain language

Ask the question your crew actually asks.

Pick your industry. Skye, Flash Weather's AI weather agent, answers from the same 1×1 km forecast, refreshed as often as every two minutes, then acts in the tools you already run.

SKYE can connect to your CRM and ERP.

Your tools and data

Sites, limits, schedules

CRM · ERP · Procore · Slack

Prediction engine

15+ forecasts, 1×1 km

Lightning every 2 min, hail every 5

Power
Skye, the Flash Weather agent

Skye

Combines both, answers in plain language, proposes the action.

You and your crew

Ask in plain language

Get the answer in seconds

Your decision

  • Go / No-go
  • Reschedule
  • Alert the crew
Pick your industry

Questions crews ask

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HOW THE HARNESS WORKS

How does the harness work?

Three parts, one loop. Your tools and data on one side, the prediction engine on the other, and the Flash harness in between: it understands the question, reads the forecast for your cells, and acts only where you allowed it.

Diagram of Skye's harness: the customer's tools and data on the left, the Flash harness with permissions, memory, audit log and human confirmation in the middle, and the Flash prediction engine on the right

YOUR TOOLS AND DATA

  • Google Calendar
  • Microsoft 365
  • Salesforce
  • HubSpot
  • NetSuite · SAP
  • Procore
  • Slack · Teams
  • Golf Genius
  • Webhooks · API

Plus your site list, your written policies and your contact lists per role — the memory the agent reads before it answers.

Flash harness

Understands the question, reads the forecast for your cells, acts only where you allowed it.

  • Permissions per connector
  • Memory of your sites and policies
  • Action log
  • Human confirmation before a schedule or record changes

PREDICTION ENGINE

FirstStrike lightning · Predictive Hail · heat and WBGT · wind, rain, frost · agronomy — 15+ prediction products on one grid.

100+
atmospheric parameters in the API and Edge Model
1×1 km
cells across the continental U.S.
2 min
lightning refresh; 5 minutes for hail
60 min
strike-level horizon; 5-hour lightning probability

Every answer cites the cell and the model run it came from.

INTEGRATIONS · WHERE THE AGENT CAN ACT

Which tools does Skye work in?

11 connectors

Each connector is switched on per site with its own permissions. One line on what the agent can do in each.

  • Moves or shortens events inside a risk window and tells attendees why.

  • Reschedules shifts and meetings, mails the all-clear.

  • Tags accounts and sites hit by hail; opens tasks and cases with the cell and run attached.

  • Pushes canvass lists and sequences for hail-hit streets; logs the event on the company.

  • Holds or reschedules work orders and adds the weather-delay note.

  • Raises a weather hold on a maintenance order and notifies the planner.

  • Reschedules crane lifts and pours, writes the delay to the daily log, texts the foreman.

  • Answers in-channel, posts the call and the reason, collects the confirmation.

  • Same as Slack, with an adaptive card for the confirmation.

  • Flags tee times inside a Watch, proposes shotgun delays, notifies the pro shop.

  • Fires your own automations on any alert, all-clear or model run.

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GUARDRAILS · ON BY DEFAULT

What stops it doing the wrong thing?

The rules the agent works under. They are the reason a safety manager can hand it a live site.

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  1. Calendar write allowed for this site

    Permissions per connector

    Each tool is switched on per site with its own scope. Turn one off and the agent loses it immediately; the log keeps the history.

  2. Cell 3391 · 12:02 run

    Every answer cites its cell and model run

    The 1×1 km cell id and the run time sit under every answer, so anyone can check it against the map and the accuracy method.

  3. Entry created

    Every action logged

    Who asked, what was read, what changed and who confirmed it.

  4. Proposed action

    Move Thursday practice to 5:30 pmGoogle Calendar

    Done · logged by Coach Rivera 12:04

    Confirmed by Coach RiveraWaiting for a person

    Schedule and record changes need a human confirmation

    It prepares the change and waits. A person confirms in Slack, Teams, SMS or the app, and that confirmation is logged with the action.

SAME ENGINE AS THE API

Is it the same engine as the API?

Yes. Skye and the Flash API read the same 1×1 km cells and the same model runs. If you already build on the API, the agent adds the plain-language layer and the action layer on top; nothing about the forecast changes, and the accuracy method that scores it is the same page.

Flash engine1×1 km cells · one model run

Skye

Is Field B clear for practice this afternoon?

78% lightning risk at Field B around 14:32.

Cell 3391 · model run 14:30

GET/v1/cells/3391/now

{
  "cell_id": "3391",
  "lightning_risk_60m": 0.78,
  "first_strike_at": "14:32",
  "run": "14:30"
}
Illustrative example, not live weather: one cell, one model run, two ways to read it.

FAQ

Questions buyers ask about Skye

No. The Weather Command Center stays the map and the log for people who want to see every cell. Skye is the shortest path from a question to an answer or an action; both read the same cells and write to the same event log.

Google Calendar, Microsoft 365 and Outlook, Salesforce, HubSpot, NetSuite, SAP, Procore, Slack, Microsoft Teams and Golf Genius today, plus webhooks and the Flash API for anything else. Each connector is switched on per site with its own permissions.

Not on a schedule or a record. It can answer, notify and prepare a change on its own; moving a practice, rescheduling a lift or editing a tee sheet waits for a person to confirm, and that confirmation is logged with the action.

The agent reads what each connector permits, cites the cell and model run behind every answer, and logs every action.

Skye is part of Enterprise, which is priced by quote alongside the Flash API. The platform products are priced per person, per month on the pricing page, and the demo form is the fastest way to an Enterprise quote.

Live demo · No sensors required for the forecast

See your own sites on the map before the next storm.

We'll load your locations, replay last season's strikes against Flash's predictions, and show you the alert log your safety officer would have received.