Sandboxed AI Compute

Your coding tasks,
our infrastructure.

Sandboxed compute for AI coding agents. Describe a task, we spin up a container, the agent writes code and opens a PR. Invoke from the web, CLI, MCP, or API.

/overview

Remote code execution,
handled for you.

You shouldn't need to provision servers to get AI to write code. Shipchart spins up a sandboxed container, clones your repo, runs a coding agent, and opens a PR — all without you touching infrastructure.

  • Shipchart spins up a sandboxed container per task
  • Clones your repo, runs a coding agent, makes changes
  • Agent commits and opens a pull request automatically
  • You provide the task — we handle everything else
  • Zero DevOps required — no Docker, no CI, no servers
Task
// You write this:
task: "Add rate limiting to the API endpoints.
Use Laravel's built-in throttle middleware.
60 requests per minute for authenticated users."
// We handle the rest:
Container launched
Repo cloned
Agent working...
PR opened → #247
/how-it-works

Six steps from idea
to pull request.

Every delegation follows the same predictable path. No surprises, no manual steps in between.

01

Describe the coding task

Write a plain-English prompt. Be as specific or high-level as you want.

02

Select a runtime environment

Choose Node.js, PHP, Python, Ruby, or Go. Each comes pre-loaded with stack tools.

03

Shipchart launches a Fargate container

Sandboxed ECS Fargate container spins up in seconds. Isolated compute, no shared resources.

04

Agent clones repo, reads codebase, makes changes

The coding agent pulls your repo, reads context and conventions, then writes code.

05

Agent commits and opens a PR

Changes committed to a new branch and a PR is opened with a summary of what changed.

06

You review and merge

Review the diff like any other PR. You stay in control of what ships.

/runtimes

Pre-built runtimes
for every stack.

Each container comes pre-loaded with the language runtime, package manager, test framework, and linting tools your project expects. The agent starts productive from the first second.

Node

Node.js 22

npm, TypeScript, ESLint, Prettier out of the box.

PHP

PHP 8.3 / 8.4 / 8.5

Composer, Pest, Pint, PHPStan. Built for Laravel and modern PHP.

Python

Python 3.12+

pip, pytest, ruff, black. Data science and web frameworks.

Ruby

Ruby 3.3+

Bundler, RSpec, Rubocop. Ready for Rails.

Go

Go 1.22+

go test, staticcheck, go vet. Fast feedback loops.

/security

Sandboxed, ephemeral,
paranoid by default.

Every container is an isolated execution environment with no persistent state, no AWS permissions, and no access to anything beyond the task at hand. Secrets are injected at runtime and destroyed when the task ends.

  • API keys stored in AWS Secrets Manager — never in the database
  • Short-lived GitHub tokens generated per task and revoked on completion
  • Containers run with zero AWS permissions — no IAM role, no metadata access
  • ECS native secrets injection — credentials never touch disk
  • Everything destroyed when the task ends — no residual data
Container config
Isolated
container.permissions = none
container.network = egress-only
container.lifetime = task-scoped
container.storage = ephemeral
secrets.source = aws-secrets-manager
secrets.injection = ecs-native
secrets.disk = never
github.token = short-lived
github.revoke = on-completion
/context

The agent knows your
codebase before it starts.

Context is the difference between generic code and code that actually fits your project. Every delegation includes your tech stack, architecture notes, and coding conventions — so the agent writes code that looks like yours.

  • Every task includes your project's tech stack, architecture, and coding conventions
  • The agent reads your codebase structure before writing a single line
  • Custom instructions per delegation — tell the agent exactly how you work
  • Full context means fewer hallucinations and more idiomatic code
Project context injected
Active
Stack
Laravel 12, Vue 3, Tailwind v4
Code style
Pest tests, Pint formatting, Composition API
Architecture
ULID keys, Sanctum auth, Inertia SSR
Custom instructions
"Always write Pest tests for new features. Use the existing service pattern. Keep controllers thin."
/invoke

Trigger compute
from any interface.

The Shipchart dashboard, your terminal, a CI pipeline, or an AI assistant. Compute tasks are a single API call away, no matter where you work.

01

Shipchart UI

Delegate directly from your project dashboard.

02

REST API

Trigger compute tasks programmatically from your own tools.

03

MCP Server

AI assistants can delegate coding tasks via MCP.

04

CLI

Use shipchart delegate run from the terminal.

Run your first task.
Ship the result.

Describe the work, pick a runtime, and let the agent handle the rest. Free tier available — no credit card required.