Video wird geladen...
Video konnte nicht geladen werden
Introducing OpenShip Agents. Your cloud now has a night shift. When something goes wrong or goes down, your agent investigates and can take action to fix it - even while you sleep. You choose its access. It runs in your cloud, using your existing AI subscription.
21,254 Aufrufe • vor 3 Tagen •via X (Twitter)
22 Kommentare

Give each agent a job: investigate failed deployments, track down outages, or help restore a service. Choose how far it can go: investigate and notify you, or take action within the access you grant. Every run has a chat. See what happened, inspect its actions, and jump in.

OpenShip Agents is disabled by default and requires your explicit permission to be enabled. You can grant it scoped access to specific resources based on your needs. For any issues, questions, or feedback, please open a discussion or issue on our GitHub repository.

"you choose its access" is the whole product. i'd ship it read-only by default and make write access something you grant per incident, with an expiry. that's what gets it past a security review

Already read only by default, you chose the access at the setup

Nice update 🔥

Thank you 🙏

When will we get docker swarm?

Already here sir Check 0.9.5

Ok i will migrate soon thank you so much : )

lets fucking gooo

🙏

Which version is this shipped in? Or I. Cloud only versikn?

v0.9.7 within few minutes

I tried to connect my Codex account, but when I click "Connect," no screen requesting account integration appears. Also, do you plan to add Opencode as a connector?

@grok can this run on iOS.

@grok Yes, you can link it with telegram and full operate it from your phone

@grok Can you show me step by step thank you.

You guys started as coolify alternative and then turned into another vercel. Why?

What do you mean sir

Agents that fix infra while you sleep is the dream

Sadly going to unfollow this project here and on GitHub. If you get your language and model in order, may consider a second look. Best of luck.

hat do you mean by language? The video is just a demo showing Codex. You can use Claude Code (or others) and drive everything from the TypeScript SDK. Happy to clarify if something specific is missing.
