Quick Start: Your First Workflow with Your Coding Agent
Connect your coding agent to Shipfox and ask it to build your first workflow.
Your coding agent builds Shipfox workflows for you. Connect it, then tell it what to build.
Before you begin
- Complete onboarding in Shipfox, with a project for your repository.
- Open that repository in Claude Code, Codex CLI, or OpenCode.
Connect your coding agent
Add the Shipfox MCP server to your coding agent:
https://api.shipfox.io/mcpRun this command in your terminal:
claude mcp add --transport http shipfox https://api.shipfox.io/mcpOpen Claude Code and run /mcp. Select shipfox and complete the browser
sign-in.
Claude Code reads the server's skill and docs resources on its own.
Start building
Start from a template. The agent suggests the ones that fit your workspace:
Use Shipfox to create a workflow from a template.To pick one yourself, copy its prompt from Examples.
Or describe your own workflow:
Use Shipfox to write a workflow for this repository.The agent asks a few questions, tests the workflow on your repository, and opens a pull request. Merge it to turn the workflow on.
Next steps
Examples
Workflows tested by the Shipfox team, each with a prompt to paste.
How Shipfox works
The mental model in one page: events, jobs, agents, and feedback loops.