The repo explains itself
ShipsuitAI generates a guide to your codebase and commits it — new hires inherit it from git, and so does their assistant, on day one.
The suite
Standardise. Enforce. Account for it.
Everything the platform does, grouped the way it actually works: standardise how the team works, enforce it before code ships, and account for what it cost.
Every capability, at a glance
- Standardise
The repo explains itself
A generated codebase guide every new hire inherits from git.
- Standardise
One workflow, installed everywhere
One committed settings block, on every developer's machine.
- Standardise
Your specialists, defined once
Reviewers and strategists, defined centrally, served to everyone.
- Standardise
Change a rule once
One rule change reaches every repo on its next run.
- Enforce
Hard stops, not suggestions
Nothing commits or pushes without your explicit approval.
- Enforce
Stopped before the pull request exists
One verdict, before a human ever opens the diff.
- Account for it
Developer productivity
Sessions, commits and lines shipped — per developer.
- Account for it
Usage & cost
What AI actually cost, per developer and per repo.
- Account for it
Team & access
Revoke one person's access without touching anyone else.
- Account for it
Audit trail
Every admin action, recorded — and it outlives its subject.
- Privacy
Your source code stays on the laptop
Your source code never leaves the machine.
Standardise
The same senior engineer, sitting with everyone.
One workflow, installed everywhere
A single committed settings block puts the same workflow on every machine. Nobody configures anything themselves.
Your specialists, defined once
Your review agents are defined centrally and served per run. Update one, and every developer gets the update.
Change a rule once
Engineering rules are versioned and served fresh on every run — no pull request to twenty codebases.
Enforce
Enforcement, not advice.
Hard stops, not suggestions
Nothing commits or pushes without approval, no database commands run, and prompts are nudged toward your rules before work starts.
Stopped before the pull request exists
Quality gates plus a house-rules review resolve to one verdict — unfinished work never reaches a reviewer's queue.
Account for it
Know what it costs, who has it, and what changed.
Developer productivity
Sessions, commits, lines shipped and the accepted-edit rate — per person, using the assistant's own reported activity.
Usage & cost
What your AI assistant actually cost, per developer and repository — the assistant's own numbers, not estimates.
Team & access
Seats, roles and per-developer credentials, revoked individually — plus account-level suspend and resume.
Audit trail
Every administrative action, recorded append-only. The record survives even the deletion of the thing it describes.