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About shipeasy

shipeasy is an experimentation and release-management platform for coding agents, using natural-language workflows for flags, configs, experiments, metrics, and translations. It combines an MCP server with agent skills and plugins to support setup from configuration through code changes.

Key features

  1. 01Manage feature flags and kill switches
  2. 02Configure dynamic settings and A/B tests
  3. 03Track event metrics
  4. 04Manage translations
  5. 05Connect SDK setup with code changes through agent workflows
  6. 06Collect feedback, errors, and alerts

Use cases

  1. 01Roll out a new feature gradually
  2. 02Add a kill switch for checkout
  3. 03Compare signup button experiment results
  4. 04Triage user feedback and production alerts

MCP support

The shipeasy MCP server exposes platform tools to coding agents; skills and plugins work with it to support workflows such as configuring flags, settings, and experiments. Agents connect through plugins or shared skills and MCP configuration.

Configuration

Remote servers need no local install. Pick your client, then copy the config or install in one click.

Endpointhttps://mcp.shipeasy.ai/mcp
Copy install command
Claude CodeTerminal
Cursor.cursor/mcp.json
VS Code.vscode/mcp.json
Claude Desktopclaude_desktop_config.json
Windsurf~/.codeium/windsurf/mcp_config.json

Run commands in a terminal; paste JSON into the client’s MCP config and restart. Servers that need sign-in will prompt on first connect.

Packages
npm@shipeasy/mcp2.9.0

Tools

115
ParameterTypeRequiredDescription
bindbooleanNoWrite .shipeasy after upsert. Default true. Set false to skip binding.
namestringNoHuman-readable project name. Defaults to the domain on first create; ignored on later upserts.
pathstringNoDirectory to write .shipeasy in. Defaults to the MCP server's cwd.
domainstringYesHostname-like identifier for the project (e.g. shouks.app, acme.com). Primary key for upsert.

Details

From the project README

API contract tests Skills contract Production health probe

Shipeasy — ship experiments 10× faster, just by asking your AI agent
Shipeasy in action — spinning up a feature flag from a single sentence to your AI agent

Feature flags · kill switches · dynamic configs · A/B experiments · metrics · i18n — spun up from a single sentence to your AI coding agent.

Website Docs

Get started →  ·  Website  ·  Docs  ·  Command reference


What is Shipeasy?

Shipeasy is the AI-native experimentation platform. Feature flags, kill switches, dynamic configs, A/B tests, metrics and translations — all controllable from where you already work: a sentence to your AI coding agent.

"Ship the new pricing page behind a flag at 5%." "Add a kill switch for checkout in case it breaks." "Run an A/B test on the signup button and tell me which wins."

No dashboards to learn, no SDK boilerplate to hand-write. Shipeasy installs as a plugin into your coding agent and an MCP server, so Claude Code (and 70+ other agents) can create the flag, instrument the metric, wire the SDK call, and roll it out — end to end, from plain English.

This directory is the source-of-truth for that plugin marketplace. One plugin tree, many hosts — the same shipeasy/skills/ directory and the same shipeasy MCP server feed every coding agent below. Each host gets a tiny manifest that points at the shared files; nothing is duplicated.

Why teams use it

  • 🚀 From one sentence to shipped. Describe what you want; the agent creates the gate/config/experiment, instruments the event, and edits the call site.
  • 🎛️ The whole release toolkit. Feature flags, kill switches, dynamic configs, A/B experiments, event metrics and i18n — one SDK, one key per entrypoint, one install.
  • 📊 Statistics that won't lie to you. Sequential testing, SRM detection, auto-ramp guardrails and holdouts come built in — no stats degree required.
  • ⚡ Edge-fast, globally. Built on Cloudflare Workers + KV with infinite-TTL CDN caching and explicit purge — flag reads never touch a database on the hot path.
  • 🤖 Works with your agent, not against it. Native plugins for Claude Code, Codex and Copilot CLI; shared skills + MCP for everything else.
  • 🛟 Closes the loop. An operational inbox turns bug reports, feature requests, production errors and metric alerts into one queue your agent can burn down — even on a schedule, unattended.

Install in 12 seconds

npm install -g @shipeasy/cli
shipeasy setup

That's it. shipeasy setup detects your coding agent, installs the right integration for it (native plugin where one exists, shared skills + MCP everywhere else), authenticates, binds the repo to a project, mints keys and installs @shipeasy/sdk. One command, every host — then just talk to your agent.

Prefer to wire the agent integration yourself? Per-host install commands

There are two install tiers. Tier 1 hosts have a native plugin system, so one command bundles skills + MCP. Tier 2 hosts (70+ agents) take the same shared skills via the vercel-labs/skills CLI plus a small MCP config snippet. (shipeasy setup above does the right one for you.)

Tier 1 — one-command plugin install
AgentInstall
Claude Codeclaude plugin marketplace add shipeasy-ai/shipeasy → claude plugin install shipeasy@shipeasy
Codexcodex plugin marketplace add shipeasy-ai/shipeasy → codex plugin add shipeasy@shipeasy (or, in the TUI, /plugin marketplace add shipeasy-ai/shipeasy → /plugin add shipeasy@shipeasy)
GitHub Copilot CLIcopilot plugin marketplace add shipeasy-ai/shipeasy → copilot plugin install shipeasy@shipeasy
Tier 2 — skills + MCP (Cursor, Windsurf, Cline, Gemini, OpenCode, Continue, …)
# 1. skills — installs all 17 shipeasy-* skills
npx skills add https://github.com/shipeasy-ai/shipeasy -a <agent>

# 2. MCP — add the shipeasy server to that agent's MCP config:
#    { "mcpServers": { "shipeasy": { "command": "npx", "args": ["-y", "@shipeasy/mcp@latest"] } } }

<agent> is e.g. opencode, cursor, windsurf, cline, gemini-cli, continue, github-copilot. The full per-host list, exact MCP file paths and formats live in INSTALL.md (also published at https://docs.shipeasy.ai/get-started/agents).

Then: "set up shipeasy"

Installing the plugin registers the skills and MCP tools — it does not run any shell commands. To go live:

  1. Run shipeasy setup (or say "set up shipeasy") — one command detects your subprojects, installs @shipeasy/sdk, authenticates, binds the repo to a project, mints keys, installs the SDK + feature how-to skills into your agents, offers the modules + devtools overlay, and emits shipeasy-wiring.md with the remaining code steps.
  2. Turn on the modules you want — shipeasy setup offers them, or enable one directly with shipeasy install <group>:
    • shipeasy install flags — flags + configs + kill switches + experiments + events (the whole decide-at-runtime platform, one pass).
    • shipeasy install ops — feedback (bugs + feature requests) + production errors + alerts.
    • shipeasy install i18n — translations.

The matching per-area how-to skills (shipeasy-flags, shipeasy-ops, shipeasy-i18n) are installed alongside. After that, just talk to your agent.

You ▸ Ship a feature gate for the new pricing page, rolled out to 5% of users.
Agent ▸ Created gate `new_pricing_page` (rollout 5%). Add gates.check("new_pricing_page")
        at apps/web/app/pricing/page.tsx:12 — done. Want me to bump it to 25%?

Works with your agent

Native plugin (Tier 1)Claude Code · Codex · GitHub Copilot CLI
Skills + MCP (Tier 2)Cursor · Windsurf · Cline · Gemini CLI · OpenCode · Continue · OpenClaw · 70+ more

All 11 skills (9 area guides + 2 multi-step workflow skills) and the shipeasy MCP server port to every agent — the flows trigger from natural-language phrasing everywhere, and Claude Code additionally exposes each skill as a /shipeasy:<skill-name> command. Skills and MCP are referenced, never copied.

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