You built it in a day. Ship it without the DevOps week.
ShipKit reads your project and scaffolds a Dockerfile, CI pipeline, env template, and error hooks in one command.
Instant production scaffolding
Point ShipKit at your repo and get a Dockerfile, GitHub Actions workflow, and dotenv template tailored to your stack.
Bundled reference templates
Every generated config ships with a copyable reference template so you understand what was built and can extend it freely.
Single binary, no dependencies
Install once. No Node version conflicts, no Python env issues. ShipKit is a self-contained binary that just works.
How it works
Point it at your project
Run `shipkit init` in your project. ShipKit detects your stack and reads the existing structure automatically.
Pick your targets
Choose Docker, CI, env template, or error hooks. Skip what you already have.
Copy and deploy
Files land in your repo ready to commit. Each comes with a reference template explaining the choices.
Before & after
- Hours reading Docker docs for a config you will use once
- CI pipeline broken on first push with no idea why
- Secrets scattered across machines and no dotenv template
- Working Dockerfile tailored to your stack in under a minute
- GitHub Actions workflow that passes on the first push
- Consistent env management from day one with a proper template
FAQ
Does it work with existing projects or only greenfield ones?
ShipKit is built for existing projects. Point it at your Claude-built prototype and it reads what is already there before generating anything.
What does it generate for error monitoring?
Basic hooks compatible with Sentry and similar tools: an uncaught exception handler, a structured log wrapper, and a health check endpoint stub.
Can I customize the generated config?
Yes. Every output is plain text you own. Bundled reference templates show you the reasoning behind each choice so you know exactly what to change.