Everything in one page.
From your first check to a fully automated pipeline. Never used a terminal? Start with the 4-step guide.
Install
You need Node.js 22 or newer. No install step — run it with npx in your project folder.
npx sigshipCommands
The main ones you'll use.
npx sigship # run all 17 checks
npx sigship --prompt # one fix brief for your AI
npx sigship init # add the GitHub check + AGENTS.md rule
npx sigship mcp # start the MCP server
npx sigship ui # private local dashboardFlags
Shape the output for humans, CI or agents.
--json machine-readable output
--markdown report for a pull request comment
--prompt paste-ready fix brief
--strict also fail on Nice-to-fix (SEV-3)
--report write sigship-report.html (licence key)
--no-open with ui: print the link, no browserExit codes
Your CI and agents can trust these.
0 GO nothing blocks launch
1 NO-GO at least one Fix now / Fix soon
2 ERROR the check could not runGitHub check
npx sigship init adds this workflow. It checks every pull request and blocks merges that bring a serious problem back. It never overwrites a file you already have.
# .github/workflows/sigship.yml
name: sigship
on: [pull_request]
jobs:
check:
runs-on: ubuntu-latest
steps:
- uses: actions/checkout@v4
- uses: actions/setup-node@v4
- run: npx --yes sigship@latestAI agents
The MCP server gives your coding agent three tools, sigship_check, sigship_explain and sigship_badge, and the launch-check prompt. Setup for each tool is on the AI agents page.
claude mcp add sigship -- npx -y sigship mcpLicence key
Paid plans are on the waitlist. Set it to add the Pro pack of extra checks and the client report. A network problem never fails a scan.
SIGSHIP_KEY=your-key npx sigshipPrivacy and limits
The free tool, the dashboard and the MCP server run on your machine with no network calls and never print a secret value. SIGSHIP reads your code, so it can’t see settings changed only in a dashboard, and a GO is not a security audit.
npx sigship ui # dashboard on 127.0.0.1 only