GoShipped

What problem does this product solve? AI coding agents understand code well, but product context gets fragmented across repositories, chats and fresh agent sessions. Developers lose track of what has shipped, what is still being built, why decisions were made, what was rejected, and what the next coding agent needs to know. GoShipped creates an evolving model of the product itself so that product state and history survive beyond individual AI sessions. Key features and benefits GoShipped connects features, requirements, decisions, agent sessions, code, commits, tests and deployments into a continuous product history. Developers can: Know what is Shipped, Building, Planned, Blocked, Paused or Removed. Remember why product decisions were made and see the evidence behind them. Prepare focused context for a fresh Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or other coding-agent session. Reconcile recorded product intent against what actually changed in the repository. Review inferred changes before they become authoritative product state. How is GoShipped different? GoShipped is not another generic AI memory layer, task manager or agent orchestrator. It focuses specifically on maintaining product intelligence for software being built with AI. The goal is to answer questions such as “Why did we remove this feature?”, “What is actually shipped right now?” and “What does my next coding-agent session need to know?” without forcing the developer or agent to rediscover the entire project. Availability and pricing GoShipped is currently accepting Beta users. Beta signup is available at getgoshipped.com. The current validation includes a $12/month Founding Builder willingness-to-pay offer. Longer-term pricing is still being validated. FAQ Who is GoShipped for? Developers, indie hackers and small software teams building products with AI coding agents. Which coding agents does it support? The product is being designed around workflows involving Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and similar coding agents. Is GoShipped available now? The Beta access website is live and accepting signups. The full product MVP is being built based on validation from early users.