Step ring cycling through five stages: Discover, Design, Build, Test, Launch, then back to Discover.
Agents that do the job, not demos. We've built support bots that answer straight from your docs, lead-qualifiers that book real meetings instead of collecting dead emails, and internal copilots a team trusts enough to stop double-checking. The model is the easy part. The real work is in the retrieval, the tool calls, and the guardrails that keep an agent from confidently making things up, and that's the part we own.
Most of your team's busywork doesn't need a person doing it. Onboarding steps, invoice chasing, the weekly report someone rebuilds by hand, data shuttled between tools. We start by mapping how the work actually happens, then build the integrations and handle the cases that break naive automations: the malformed input, the API that times out, the exception nobody wrote down.
We test the way your users actually break things. Web, mobile, and desktop, with functional and regression passes plus the messy edge cases that slip into production when a team is racing a deadline. Every bug lands in Jira with steps your devs can reproduce.
I'm Muhammad Abdullah, an electrical engineer with four years of experience in software testing and in building AI agents and automation.
When you work with Shipright, you work directly with me, the engineer doing the build. You talk to the person writing the tests and shipping the agents, so nothing gets lost along the way.
Send me one app flow you want tested, or one workflow you want automated. I will send back a short written audit: what I would do, where the risks are, and what it would take.
Free, no strings. If it helps, we keep going. If not, the audit is yours to keep.
Tell us what you want to build or ship. We will tell you how we would do it and what it takes.