shipmill
The open-source AI software factory for GitHub. Agents triage your issues, fix them, and land the pull requests; release lanes publish, deploy, and roll back by a policy you write.
- Issue
- Triage
- Fix
- Review & land
- Release
- Deploy
- Watch
Why shipmill
Issue to release
Not just a pull request: one pipeline from a new issue to a published, deployed, and announced release
Policy decides what ships
One file, .github/shipmill.toml, sets the lanes (dev, rc, stable, hotfix), their triggers, and the gates that hold them
You stay in control
Each stage runs at observe, propose, or act; one shipmill-hold issue stops everything, even from your phone
GitHub is the database
Issues, labels, pull requests, tags, and deployments hold all state; nothing lives outside your repository
Releases you can trust
CI runs on the exact release commit before it is tagged, and a stable release ships the code a pre-release already soaked
Rollback built in
Health checks, bake time, and promotion between environments; a failing deploy rolls back and opens an incident
Quickstart
From the root of a GitHub repository with a CHANGELOG.md, with gh, uv, and Claude Code installed:
claude plugin marketplace add shipmill/shipmill && claude plugin install shipmill@shipmill && claude "/shipmill:shipmill-setup"The setup skill inspects the repository, asks which lanes to run, and opens a pull request that wires it all, in dry-run mode until you switch releases on. Prefer to set it up by hand? Read the install guide.