Specship is for teams that already know what should ship, but need the implementation loop to move faster. It turns product tickets, screenshots, and bug reports into acceptance criteria, failing tests, code changes, and review-ready pull requests.
A short brand video explains how Specship turns plain-English tickets into reviewable engineering work.
The same loop every great team runs — except the agent does the middle three. You start with an idea. You end with a merged PR.
Type a sentence. Watch specship write the spec, the tests, and the implementation — in that order, every time.
Click any feature to see it in action.
The agent reads your ticket, writes the spec, drafts failing tests, implements, and opens a PR. You stay in the loop on every step — and in control of every decision.
Specship is opinionated about specs, tests, reviews, and controls because those are the parts teams cannot afford to lose.
Specship is built around the workflow engineering teams already trust: a ticket defines the job, acceptance criteria define done, tests prove behavior, and the pull request carries the change.
The agent can move quickly because the boundaries are explicit. Repo access, OAuth scopes, budget caps, protected paths, and merge policy are part of the workflow instead of afterthoughts.
Specship now emphasizes native integrations, continuous backlog execution, real tests, model choice, quality grading, and repo context before code reaches review.
These illustrative examples show the review evidence teams should expect before trusting an AI coding agent with implementation work.
These pages answer the queries Google has started testing for Specship: ticket-to-PR automation, AI that writes code from tickets, and spec-to-code AI.
Subscription billing. Daily caps. Full per-ticket telemetry. The opposite of opening your dashboard to find an "oops" line item.
Per-project daily token spend cap. Defaults to a conservative $10/day and you can move it from there.
Instead of running over budget, Specship pauses in-flight work and pings you. Resume manually or wait for tomorrow.
Token spend is broken down per project, per ticket, per loop phase. Audit anything, no analytics integration required.
Authorize your Git host and your PM tool, then choose the repo and queue policy.
Open a ticket. Write a paragraph. Drop in a screenshot if you have one.
Route it to Shipd with your configured assignment, label, mention, or ready status. The agent picks it up immediately.
Read the PR. Comment to request changes. The agent watches the ticket.
Merge. The bot updates the ticket and closes it. You're done.
Same data as today, but laid out like this wireframe. Use existing components.
Drop any image into a ticket comment — wireframe, screenshot, sketch on a napkin. The agent reads it, maps to your existing components, and matches the UI as closely as it can.
Tag a ticket as R&D. The agent researches the topic, reads docs and code, writes a comparison, and posts the whole thing back to your workspace.
Pricing TBD — join the list to lock in beta rates.
For founders shipping alone.
For small teams that want guardrails.
For teams with their own compliance bar.
