ShipCheck
useshipcheck.dev- Category
- Developer Tools
- Rank
- No. 2386Tools index
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- Pricing
- Freemium
- Type
- TOOL
- Use case
- Software Testing & Quality
- Interfaces
- Web · GitHub App
- Date
About
ShipCheck is a GitHub-integrated tool that gives repositories persistent memory of behaviors they depend on — like authorization checks, validation rules, and API contracts — then flags pull requests that silently break those guarantees. It traces the historical origin of protected behaviors and helps convert findings into regression tests.
What it does
The site describes a GitHub-integrated service that watches pull requests for changes to authorization checks, input validation, and API contracts already established in a codebase, tracing git history to show when such expectations were first introduced and flagging when a change quietly overturns one.
Stated on the product site
- Installation
- No configuration required
- Pricing model
- Free during its beta period
- Interface
- Invoked as a slash command inside a GitHub pull request
- Platform integration
- Built specifically for GitHub
Not stated on the site
- The page does not state what pricing looks like after the beta period ends.
- The page does not specify which programming languages or frameworks the behavior analysis works with.
- The page does not describe in technical terms how a finding becomes a regression test.
Written from the product site at useshipcheck.dev.
What it can do
Track behaviors a repository depends on, such as authorization checks, validation rules, and API contracts
Repository code → Persistent record of protected behaviors
Flag pull requests that silently break tracked behaviors
Pull request → Flagged warning on the PR
Trace the historical origin of a protected behavior
Protected behavior/code → Origin history
Convert findings into regression tests
Findings → Regression tests
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