@svpino: This enables a really cool workflow: 1. Someone reports a problem in Slack 2. Ship gathers context from the code and th…
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Ship, an autonomous quality engineer tool, enables a workflow where it gathers code context, reproduces failures from Slack reports, investigates root causes, creates tickets, and generates regression tests that hand off to coding agents like Claude or Codex.
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This enables a really cool workflow:
- Someone reports a problem in Slack
- Ship gathers context from the code and the running app
- It then reproduces the failure and captures evidence
- It investigates the likely cause of the problem.
- It creates a ticket with all the information
- An engineer or coding agent works on the fix
- Ship creates a regression test to run it going forward
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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