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ShipifyAI
AI agent that ships code for you or your dev team
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AI agent that ships code for you or your dev team
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Ship faster with AI-powered autonomous delivery. ShipifyAI takes your tickets, writes the code, runs tests, opens the PR, handles reviews and applies suggestions — you just approve. Setup is pasting tokens for repository hub (ex. Github), ticket's system (ex. Jira), notification tool (ex. Slack) and your AI CLI. Tokens are encrypted and stored so your agent keeps working, but your actual code, tickets and messages are never stored or analyzed by us - they stay between your tools and your agent.
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Most AI coding tools are still autocomplete with extra steps - you open the file, write the prompt, review every line yourself. ShipifyAI flips that: it connects to the tools you already use and actually takes a task from assignment to merged PR, end to end.
How it works:
- Connect one repo provider (GitHub or GitLab), one task provider (Jira or GitHub Projects), and one notification channel (Slack or Teams).
- Pick your AI engine: Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, GitHub Copilot CLI, Cursor CLI, Google Antigravity, or OpenCode: install it (or let the CLI install it for you) and point everything at your project.
- The agent picks up a task from your board, writes the code, runs your test suite, opens a PR, handles reviews, and applies suggestions
- It follows up on its own PRs too: when someone leaves a review comment, the agent reads it, decides whether the feedback is valid, pushes a fix (or politely explains why it's declining), and replies in the thread.
Two modes, depending on how you want to work:
- Company mode: full process, every PR gets an AI-authored first-pass review before a human ever looks at it, commits are clearly marked [AI GENERATED].
- Contractor mode: the agent commits under your own git identity, splits work into multiple logical commits the way a person would, respects your working hours and a daily task cap, and reports status privately instead of leaving any AI trace in the repo.
What it's not: a magic describe an app and get a SaaS tool. It needs a real repo, a real board, and a CLAUDE.md with an allowlist telling it what commands it's allowed to run. It works inside your existing engineering process, not instead of it.
Free during this MVP phase - happy to see your feedback.