SHIPYARD

Shipyard is an AI‑powered Telegram bot that transforms a voice note into a fully orchestrated software delivery pipeline.

What it does: You send a voice note (or text, or a photo of a sketch) with feature requests. Shipyard transcribes it, optionally describes any attached sketch with a vision model, and a Codex‑powered planner splits everything into atomic, ordered tickets. Each ticket gets its own isolated git worktree — a sandbox where a multi‑agent team operates: a coder implements the feature, a tester runs your real test suite, a reviewer inspects the diff, and a security scanner checks for secrets. If a test fails, the agent automatically retries with the failure context until it passes. Nothing merges until every gate is green. You approve merge‑ready branches with a single tap from your phone. A live Kanban board visualises the entire process, showing each agent's thoughts scrolling in real time inside sticky‑note cards. Every run is logged; an evals dashboard tracks success rate, cost, and time.

Who it's for: Solo founders, indie hackers, and small teams who need to ship features 10x faster without hiring. Shipyard gives one developer the throughput of a whole engineering squad — a planner, parallel coders, testers, and reviewers — controlled entirely from Telegram.

Built with Codex: Every line of Shipyard was generated by Codex under plain‑English instruction during the hackathon. The tool that runs agents is itself the product of an agent — a demonstration of maximum agentic leverage. One developer, 7 hours, zero manual code.