ShipBot is an autonomous AI agent that monitors your GitHub repos and takes action — writing docs, generating tests, fixing bugs — without being asked.
// PR #47 opened on acme-web ShipBot → Writing docs for src/auth.ts... ShipBot → Found 2 missing test cases ShipBot → Generated tests, pushed to branch // 3 minutes. Zero human intervention.
checkout.ts — 3 new functions found, README updated
invoice.ts — submitted as commit
user-service.ts
payment-helpers.ts
Scans every PR for new or undocumented functions. Writes JSDoc, updates README, posts docs to your wiki — all from the diff.
Detects missing test coverage. Writes unit tests, pushes them to the PR branch. Never merges code without a safety net.
Catches common bugs — missing null checks, unhandled promise rejections, type mismatches — and submits fixes as commits.
Every PR gets a human-readable summary: what changed, why it matters, what's at risk. Reviewers love it.
One click from the GitHub Marketplace. Select repos. Done.
Decide what ShipBot handles — docs, tests, lint fixes, all of it. Each repo can have different settings.
ShipBot wakes up on every PR, every commit, every push. Acts autonomously. Posts activity to your dashboard.
"We shipped the product. We forgot the docs. We skipped the tests. We moved on. ShipBot is the teammate who handles the stuff nobody wants to do but everyone needs."
ShipBot was built for developers who ship fast and don't want to slow down for paperwork. Every feature it has is something a developer was tired of doing manually.
ShipBot connects to GitHub, runs on every PR, and handles the 30% of software development that's tedious but necessary. You keep shipping. It keeps up.