Triage, fixes and releases across the pipelines you already run, from the red build to the merged pull request, with production held for a person every time.
Each area runs on the same engine. Most customers switch one on and add the rest as other teams ask for them.
Picks up the failure the moment CI goes red and reads the logs, the diff and the stack trace before anyone opens the tab.
Explains what broke and why in the channel, with the commit and the failing test named.
Writes the change, runs the tests, and opens the PR for review like any other contributor.
Separates the tests that fail because the code is wrong from the ones that fail because they are flaky.
Assembles the release, checks the gates, and waits. Production changes pause for a human every time.
The first ten minutes of an incident, the timeline, the recent deploys and the likely cause, already assembled.
The ontology is what separates a coworker from a chatbot. Shipper holds your software delivery world as objects it can reason over and act on, not documents it searches.
Each one gated on a named human.
Derived live from the systems of record.
A failure in, a reviewed pull request out.
Repos, builds, tests and deploys read into the ontology.
The commit, its PR and its builds linked as one Change.
Real break or known flake, with the evidence.
Before anyone has to go looking.
Written, tested and held for review.
A notification bot stops at step 4. Shipper goes all the way to step 5.
The pipelines you already run, read continuously and written to through review.
Each step of the loop is a separate worker from the Onetab Store, with its own tools and its own guardrail. That's why Shipper can be audited step by step, and why a failure in one stage doesn't silently corrupt the next.
Shipper belongs to a person, not a department. That person approves, and their name is on the record.
Every irreversible action pauses and waits. Shipper proposes; a person decides.
Shipper sees what the approver is allowed to see, and no more.
A per-agent budget, and every run stored and replayable for whoever asks.
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No. It opens them. A reviewer merges, exactly as with any contributor.
Production changes pause for a named human, every time.
It is a pull request. It gets reviewed, and the tests ran before you saw it.
Yes, with a scoped token. It reads only the repos you connect.
Salesforce build
Objects, flows and validation rules, built in a sandbox.
Works across
Operations
Projects, tasks and status kept current across tools.
Works across
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