About Shipmoor
Building trust at the speed agents write code
Coding agents changed how fast software can be produced. Shipmoor is building the verification layer that makes every completion claim answer to real evidence.
- 01 The requested intent Bound
- 02 The build result Bound
- 03 The test evidence Bound
- 04 The deterministic scan Bound
- 05 The advisory review Bound
Our mission
Make agent written software earn trust through evidence
The software industry spent decades improving how code is written. The next challenge is proving that machine generated changes did what they were asked to do, without asking another model for an opinion and calling it certainty.
Why Shipmoor exists
The bottleneck moved from writing code to trusting it
The old constraint
Producing the change
Engineering capacity was limited by how quickly people could understand a problem, write the code, and test an implementation.
The new constraint
Trusting the completion claim
Agents can produce plausible changes faster than teams can verify intent, test credibility, structural integrity, and scope.
The Shipmoor response
Bind the claim to evidence
Freeze the task, turn it into checkable obligations, collect the evidence, and let a deterministic floor decide what is proven.
What we believe
Principles that protect the verdict
Shipmoor is designed around a simple separation. Artificial intelligence can advise. Evidence must decide.
- 01
Evidence before confidence
A convincing summary is not proof. Builds, tests, scans, and checks tied to the original task are proof.
- 02
Unknown remains visible
When the available evidence cannot decide a required claim, Shipmoor says so and names the action that would settle it.
- 03
Developers stay in control
Your intent, your toolchain, and your policy define the standard. Shipmoor does not replace engineering judgment.
- 04
Local is the default
Verification runs in your environment. Shipmoor uploads no source code and hosts no model.
Our product promise
Every result should tell the truth and show its work
A failure carries a witness
A block points to the concrete divergence or failed check.
An unresolved claim carries an action
The next check needed to decide the claim is made explicit.
A pass comes from the floor
An advisory model can block or abstain. It cannot grant trust.
Founder
Aymen Segni
Founder and builder of Shipmoor
Aymen founded Shipmoor after seeing the same problem across modern software delivery. Coding agents were becoming faster, while the systems used to trust their work still depended on manual review and model confidence. He is building Shipmoor around a different rule. The author of a change cannot be the final authority on whether the work is complete.
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Help define what trustworthy agent work looks like
Shipmoor is working with developers who use coding agents every day. Try the verification loop, challenge the evidence, and help raise the standard for what ready should mean.