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up until recently, there was a very real tradeoff between delivery velocity and stability shipping fast meant monitoring new deployments really closely fast forward to 2026, and we have a new environment “stack” that developers and agents move with, not around

here's how to use the /loop command: shipyard.build/blog/claude-co…

now you can schedule your #ClaudeCode tasks to repeat on a loop devs are finding this super valuable for PR babysitting: tell Claude to watch your PRs, react to build logs, and resolve any issues brought up in the comments

here's how Claude Code handles different types of tokens: shipyard.build/blog/claude-co…

Claude tokens == NLP tokens these are the smallest units of text that LLMs use to process input/generate output (1 token = 1 word, 1 subword, or 1 letter, depending on your model)

there isn’t exactly a wrong choice for a container registry, but how to eval which is right for you? - use the CR bundled with your cloud/git ecosystem - OSS vs. proprietary: both $$ in different ways - artifact support (OCI, helm, AI model) - vuln scanning/IAM

engineering teams are improving their #ClaudeCode workflows every day. but CC should test its own work a feature might take ~10 tweaks to get right, most obvious after running simple smoke/UI tests give agents access to real infra: they can self-verify shipyard.build/blog/coding-ag…

some tasks are too complex for @claudeai subagents. that's where #multiagent orchestrators come in, allowing a lead coding agent to delegate tasks and spawn agents as needed in this post, we take a quick look at Gas Town and Multiclaude ⬇️ shipyard.build/blog/claude-co…

6 months in, #ClaudeCode and #GeminiCLI have become two of the most established CLI-based coding agents they're both driven by SOTA models (Opus 4.5 and Gemini 3 Pro). here's how they compare shipyard.build/blog/claude-co…

#claudecode has always stood out for its filesystem + ops capabilities. in fact, CC is a CLI-based agent for anything, not just coding they built a solid UI on top of Claude Code’s foundation to make a tool for file-related work, called Claude Cowork shipyard.build/blog/claude-co…

On episode 48 of The Kubelist Podcast (@readkubelist), Marc (@marccampbell) and Benjie (@shipyardbuild) sit down with Justin Cappos, professor at NYU and a pioneer in software supply chain security. Tune in! hubs.ly/Q03YDYbp0

engineering teams spend so much time during the year talking about dev productivity. dec is a difficult time to keep those metrics up anyway. why not use the holiday stretch to catch up on your skills + learn new things? read about dev enrichment: shipyard.build/blog/december-…

AI #agents alone are pretty capable, but #MCP servers extend what they can accomplish as a dev, you’ll want to connect your tools to your agent via MCP to handle more types of tasks here are six MCP servers that help our team code more efficiently ⬇️ shipyard.build/blog/best-mcp-…

agents need smarter feedback loops to validate the code they write a test-first approach can help with that give #agents well-defined prompting, the @playwrightweb #MCP, and #TDD principles to help them write (and improve) their own tests, + run those tests against their code

@mazeincoding staging's broken

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are you ready to introduce a coding #agent into your dev loop? at Shipyard, we're big fans of #claudecode. we wrote a guide with our best pro tips, so you can get high-quality code from your agent right away 🤖 shipyard.build/blog/claude-co… #AIagents #developers

@hey_amandam @torcdotdev @apollographql @goose_oss 🔥🔥🔥

What a joy to host a workshop in @torcdotdev today! Together we all took 2 Apis and utilized @apollographql MCP tools in an agentic dev flow with @goose_oss then built our own tool from a graphql operation. This community was energetic and so supportive of each other.

we’ve got some HUGE news: the Shipyard #MCP server is now in open beta! use it for: ✅ writing + improving #E2E tests ✅ sandboxing #agent workflows ✅ live, in-depth code reviews we’re looking for user feedback, so reach out with any questions/comments 👀