Hey Product Hunt community, Eddy here. I'm the solo founder of Ship Guard, and I'm incredibly excited (and nervous) to be launching today. A while back, a team I was on shipped the same bug to production twice. Different developer. Same vulnerability. Three months apart. We had a detailed post-mortem. We all read it. We all nodded. And then... we forgot. The document gathered dust, and our "institutional knowledge" failed us. That’s when I realized the problem wasn't the developers; it was the system. What if our post-mortems could be an active safeguard instead of a passive document? So, I built Ship Guard. It’s an AI code reviewer with a long-term memory. Here’s what makes it unique: 1. Incident Memory: This is the core of Ship Guard. You document a production failure once. The AI vectorizes it and automatically warns developers when it sees a similar, risky code pattern in a future pull request with full context from the original incident. It turns every failure into a permanent guardrail. 2. AI That Learns Your Stack: Go beyond generic advice. Train Ship Guard on your internal ADRs, style guides, and documentation to get code reviews that enforce your team's specific standards. 3. Deterministic Rules: For everything else, use simple YAML rules to instantly block TODOs, find hardcoded secrets, enforce changelogs, and more. It’s all 100% integrated into your GitHub workflow, so there are no new tools to learn. If your team has ever felt the frustration of a repeat failure, Ship Guard is for you. We're live today with a 14-day free trial (no credit card needed) and a discount price also. I’d love to hear your feedback and answer any questions. What’s a bug your team has shipped more than once? Thanks for checking it out — Eddy

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Stop shipping the same bugs twice.\

Stop shipping the same bugs twice.\