Ship Something™ uses specialized AI agents that activate at different stages of your product journey. Each agent has a focused role, and the handoffs are coordinated for you so the work moves from idea to build to Quality Check without you managing the process.
These descriptions are intentionally useful without exposing Ship Something™'s private implementation. We explain each agent's function, inputs, outputs, and handoffs so investors, builders, and technical reviewers can understand the system. We do not publish private prompts, private design guidance, hidden scoring rules, anti-abuse mechanics, or exact orchestration details.
The simplest model is: Discover agents decide what should be built, Create agents make it real, Verify agents check the quality and safety of the work, and Operate agents keep the product healthy after launch.
Clarify the idea, audience, demand, and product plan before building.
Finds promising product directions by combining market signals with the builder’s background, interests, and constraints.
Tests whether real people care before a full product is built.
Turns an idea into a clear product plan that agents and humans can build from.
Turn the plan into product direction, screens, code, and product copy.
Defines the product's visual and verbal direction so every screen feels intentional.
Builds the product experience from the PRD, brand direction, and current project context.
Writes the words that make the product clear: landing copy, onboarding, CTAs, emails, and launch content.
Check usability, accessibility, security, quality, and launch readiness.
Protects the product from common security and privacy failures.
Acts like a real user to find confusing flows, dead ends, missing states, and conversion friction.
Leads Quality Check and launch readiness so major changes are clean before release.
Checks that people can actually use the product regardless of device, keyboard, or assistive technology.
Monitor the live product, stack health, discoverability, and business signals.
Keeps the technical stack healthy after and between builds.
Tracks whether the product is becoming a healthy business.
Helps AI answer engines and search surfaces understand the product accurately.
Quality Check is a coordinated review, not a single narrow scan. Launch Inspector leads it, Stack Monitor contributes dependency and system-health context, Developful checks code architecture and stale work, Dev Moat checks security and privacy, Accessible Standards checks accessibility, Brand Standard checks consistency, and Virtual User checks real-user flow quality.
The report is public-facing in spirit: clear findings, affected areas, and recommended fixes. The protected implementation details stay private so the product remains defensible and safe.
