@omarsar0: These days, I spend more time verifying agent-written code than writing it. This is a big bottleneck in so-called softw…
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ContextQA's Ship is pitched as an autonomous QA engineer that tests deployed PRs, reproduces bugs reported in Slack or Linear, and feeds the context back to Claude Code or Codex, addressing the bottleneck of verifying agent-written code.
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These days, I spend more time verifying agent-written code than writing it.
This is a big bottleneck in so-called software factories.
Ship from @ContextQa takes a bug reported in Slack or Linear, reproduces it, and hands Claude Code or Codex the context to fix it.
Coding agents need this kind of feedback loop to get better at fixing their own bugs.
Deep Barot (@deepcabinwala): Everyone got a coding agent. Nobody got a QA engineer.
Until today.
Meet Ship, your Autonomous Quality Engineer.
It tests deployed PRs, reproduces bugs from Slack and Linear, and hands Claude or Codex the context to fix them.
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