Three ways to use Shipfox with AI
AI-Ingestible Docs
Every docs page is available as Markdown. Browse
llms.txt or append .md to any URL.Copy/Paste Prompt
Paste a compact schema cheat sheet into any coding agent.
Skills Package
Install the Shipfox skill in your AI coding tool with one command.
Why this matters for Shipfox
The most common mistake when writing Shipfox YAML is using roadmap-only keys (loop, matrix, branch), writing {{ }} instead of ${{ }} for interpolation, mixing run and prompt on one step, or setting env on an agent step. These errors are easy to make when working from memory or incomplete documentation — and they all result in rejected workflows at validation time.
An agent with the Shipfox skill or the copy/paste prompt avoids all of these pitfalls before the YAML ever reaches your repo. The skill encodes the verified schema, the hard validation rules, the today/roadmap boundary, and correct examples — giving your agent a precise, authoritative reference rather than a best guess.
AI-ingestible docs
Every docs page in this site is available as Markdown. To access the Markdown version of any page, append.md to the URL — for example, /ai/overview.md. Coding agents can browse these URLs directly, cite specific pages, and pull in schema details on demand without needing a separate API.
The llms.txt file at the root of this site lists all pages with short summaries, following the llms.txt convention for AI indexing. Drop the URL of llms.txt into any agent that supports context URLs and it will have a complete map of the Shipfox docs in seconds.
Roadmap
A Shipfox plugin for Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex is planned — with slash commands (
/shipfox:new-workflow, /shipfox:validate, /shipfox:run), specialist sub-agents, and session activation for repos with .shipfox/. An MCP server is also on the roadmap. Ship the skills package today; the plugin and MCP land when the YAML surface stabilizes.