Shipstack is an AI employee that reads your codebase, takes tasks, writes code, opens PRs, and reports back. You delegate — it ships. No babysitting required.
Drop in a feature request, bug report, or refactor goal. Shipstack breaks it down, prioritizes, and executes without prompting for clarification.
Indexes your entire codebase on day one. Understands your patterns, conventions, and dependencies before writing a single line.
Multi-file changes, tests included, commit messages written. Opens a PR with a full summary. You review or set it to auto-merge.
Every task has a summary: what changed, why, what tests ran, what risks exist. No guessing whether it worked.
Type what you need — a feature, a fix, a refactor. The agent parses it, asks one clarifying question if necessary, then plans.
Reads the relevant files, writes the implementation, adds tests, runs them. Fixes its own errors. Keeps going until it passes.
A pull request opens in your repo — clean commits, a description that actually explains the change, test results attached. You review or auto-merge.
This isn't ask AI to write code. Shipstack works continuously, handles failures autonomously, and doesn't stop when you close your laptop.
It doesn't need hand-holding. It reads your codebase, follows your conventions, and ships code that matches how the rest of your project is built.
You don't babysit it. You define what needs to happen. It figures out how. You get a PR. That's the interaction.
One agent, full autonomy, your codebase. No more we need another engineer. Shipstack ships the work.