SiteSmith Shipwright
AI code review, with a person deciding what happens.
Shipwright reviews your repositories, puts what it finds in a queue for your team, and tracks features, plans and tickets across GitHub and SiteSmith Forge.
Review queue
3 waiting- Bugapi/book.ts:1High impact
Booking endpoint has no auth check
AcceptDismissMake a ticket - Feature requestbooking.tsMedium impact
Email reminders before appointments
AcceptDismissMake a ticket - Status3 files checkedLow impact
Online booking: partial, 55%
AcceptDismissMake a ticket
What it does
What Shipwright does.
Shipwright is part of SiteSmith Workspace. It uses the same login, and works with repositories on GitHub or in SiteSmith Forge.
AI code reviews
Review a range of commits, a whole branch, or look for security problems. Reviews can also run on every push.
A review queue
Findings, feature requests and decisions wait for a person to accept or dismiss them. Nothing changes on its own.
Merges with a second opinion
Ask whether a branch is safe to merge. When branches conflict, the AI proposes a resolution for you to approve.
Feature tracking
Each feature shows the AI's estimate next to the status a person confirmed, with the evidence behind it.
Plans
Write the steps you mean to take and link the features each delivers. Work that no plan covers is listed separately.
Insights and change reports
Commits per week, plan progress and what needs attention. Reports keep what the code proves apart from what the AI inferred.
Tickets that become issues
Forward a ticket to an issue on its Forge or GitHub repository. Status and comments stay in step both ways.
Boards
Kanban boards for the workspace or one repository. A board can pull in your features, tickets or review queue as cards.
Meetings
Notes, decisions and action items in one place. The AI can pick the decisions and actions out of your notes.
Customers and a knowledge base
Link tickets to the customers they're for. Published articles are suggested on tickets that ask about the same thing.
GitHub or Forge
Connect GitHub repositories through the SiteSmith GitHub App, or repositories you keep in SiteSmith Forge.
In the mobile app
Work the review queue, update tickets, move cards and tick off action items from the SiteSmith app.
Getting started
Getting started takes four steps.
- 01
Pick a plan
Subscribe from Workspace. It's billed on your SiteSmith account, monthly or yearly.
- 02
Connect repositories
Install the SiteSmith GitHub App on the repositories you choose, or pick repositories from Forge.
- 03
Run a review
Review recent commits, a whole branch or its security. Findings land in the review queue.
- 04
Decide and track
Accept or dismiss each finding, turn the ones worth doing into tickets, and follow them to done.
What the AI does
- Reads the code and writes findings with the file and line
- Estimates how far along each feature is, and says why
- Suggests a resolution when branches conflict
- Picks decisions and action items out of meeting notes
What stays with people
- Accepting or dismissing every finding
- Confirming a feature's status
- Approving a merge before it happens
- Choosing which suggestions to keep
Pricing
Plans
One subscription covers everyone in your workspaces. Plans differ in how many workspaces, people and repositories they include, and how many AI requests they allow each day.
Shipwright Starter
$14.99 a month
or $165 a year
- 1 workspace
- 3 people
- 3 connected repositories
- 10 AI requests a day
Shipwright Team
$30 a month
or $330 a year
- 3 workspaces
- 10 people
- 15 connected repositories
- 100 AI requests a day
- Use your own AI key for 200 requests a day
Shipwright Business
$100 a month
or $1100 a year
- 10 workspaces
- 50 people
- 100 connected repositories
- 1,000 AI requests a day
- Use your own AI key for 2,000 requests a day
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