shipmill/shipmill

shipmill

The open-source AI software factory for GitHub. Agents triage your issues, fix them, and land the pull requests; release lanes cut, publish, deploy, and roll back by a policy you write. Everything runs on GitHub, and you stay in charge.

issue ─▶ triage ─▶ fix ─▶ review & land ─▶ release ─▶ deploy ─▶ watch
          agent     agent      agent         policy     policy    agent

Why shipmill

Coding agents can write a fix. Getting that fix to users is the rest of the work: deciding which issues deserve one, reviewing the pull request, waiting for green CI, cutting a release, publishing it, telling the reporter, and noticing when production breaks. shipmill does that rest, end to end, on any GitHub repository.

• Issue to release, not just issue to PR. One pipeline from a new issue to a published, deployed, and announced release
• Policy, not prompts, decides what ships. A single file, .github/shipmill.toml, says which lanes release and when (dev, rc, stable, hotfix), what gates hold them, and how far automation may go
• You stay in control. Each stage runs at observe, propose, or act; the decision policy ([decisions]) says which of the agents' decisions they take, tell you about, ask you, or leave to your hand (Who decides); one shipmill-hold issue, opened from your phone, stops everything
• No server, no state of its own. GitHub is the database: issues, labels, pull requests, tags, deployments; nothing lives outside your r