Ship
Release workflow that takes a branch from done coding to reviewed, committed, pushed, and PR-ready. Works with Claude Code and Codex.From its SKILL.md
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Ship
Takes a branch from "done coding" to "reviewed, committed, pushed, and PR-ready."
Triggers
Use this skill when the user says:
/ship- "ship this branch"
- "ship this"
- "make this PR-ready"
- "review and open a PR"
- "prepare this for release"
- "publish the current work"
Rules
These apply on every run:
- Run from the current branch unless the user asks to switch.
- Stage specific files only. Never the whole worktree.
- Fix security findings before publish.
- Do not silently defer review findings.
- Never merge without explicit user instruction.
Flags
--no-review: skip review, keep validation and publish--review-only: stop after review and reporting--dry-run: report what would be staged, validated, and published without doing it--fresh: ignore cached rerun state, do a full pass--quick: allow lighter non-security checks for small changes--no-pr: push the branch without opening a PR
Phase Model
Phase 0: Classify
- Inspect branch scope and changed files.
- Decide whether the run is full, delta-scoped, or cacheable.
- Outline likely PR and release material early.
Phase 1: Preflight
Run the repo's baseline validation before review.
Extension hook: preflight
Typical checks: lint, unit tests, smoke tests, secret scanning, docs or schema validation.
Phase 1.5: Docs Sync
If the change affects docs, examples, screenshots, or install instructions, update those before publish.
Extension hook: docs_sync
Phase 2: Review
Review the actual delta, not the entire repo. Fan out by file category or risk area when useful.
Extension hook: review
Findings use three severities:
BLOCK: fix before publishWARN: can publish, but report clearlyNOTE: real improvement, not a blocker
Review for: correctness, process safety, security, release regression risk, missing tests or docs.
Phase 3: Stage and Commit
After accepted fixes land:
- Stage intended files only.
- Write a clear commit message.
- Stop here if the user asked for
--review-onlyor--dry-run.
Phase 4: Quality Gate
Run the repo's post-commit gate.
Extension hook: gate
Gate result: 0 = GO, 1 = WARN, 2 = BLOCK.
Can combine: targeted regression tests, security checks, packaging checks, release artifact validation.
Phase 5: Publish
Extension hook: publish
- Push the branch.
- Open or update a PR.
- Tag and release when the repo's release process calls for it.
- Include exact install examples in release notes if the repo distributes installable artifacts.
Phase 6: Report
Return a short report:
- Rerun scope used
- Findings fixed
- Remaining warnings
- Validation commands run
- Publish result
- PR or release URL if created
Extension Hooks
Map these to your repo's own commands. The skill does not assume any specific tooling.
| Hook | Purpose |
|---|---|
preflight | Fast blocking validation before review |
docs_sync | Update docs, examples, or screenshots affected by the change |
review | Semantic review of the actual delta |
tests | Targeted or full tests for confidence |
gate | Post-commit go/warn/block check |
publish | Push, PR creation, tag, and release handling |
Rerun Model
Use prior ship state to save time, not to lower quality.
cached: same HEAD, reuse prior non-security work if trustworthydelta: scope review and non-security checks to files changed since last shipfull: no trustworthy prior state, or the change is large enough that full review is cheaper
Security validation is always treated as fresh.
What ships with it
Read from the repository
Just SKILL.md. No reference files, no scripts.