Skyfall AI has launched Steve, an AI system it is using to operate small digital businesses such as SaaS products and Shopify apps. A planning agent uses a world model that represents each business as code, simulates possible decisions, and compares expected outcomes against a goal the owner sets. Those plans become tasks for specialist agents in growth, product, engineering, and support. The owner still sets permissions and approval limits, and production releases or spending past those limits wait for a person. Since August, Steve has been running three businesses Skyfall acquired. AlphaSocial, a social media data API, and GammaPromo, a Shopify referral app for merchants, came under Steve in August, and DeltaLeads, a lead-generation tool built on Reddit, followed in October. On figures Skyfall published with the launch, AlphaSocial's monthly revenue rose from $3,949.71 at acquisition to $8,149.31 by November 4, 2026, while monthly revenue fell at GammaPromo and DeltaLeads. The company is now committing up to $2 million to acquire five more businesses for Steve to run, and it has opened live dashboards for the three already in operation. Skyfall was founded by Sam Pasupalak, Kaheer Suleman, and Sumit Pasupalak. Pasupalak and Suleman previously co-founded Maluuba, which Microsoft acquired in 2017. Steve routes proposed actions through a policy engine tied to the owner's rules, logs what actually ran so an agent cannot grade its own work, and updates its forecasts from the gap between prediction and result. The company left stealth in July with a plan to buy a small software business and try to double its revenue within six months. This launch is the first public record of that experiment.