The Autonomous Engineering Platform That Never Stops Building.

Governed agents that perpetually find work worth doing and ship at an autonomy level you control.

Speed used to mean more engineers. Not anymore.

The best companies aren't the ones with the most engineers. They're the ones whose product improves faster than everyone else. That's what PermaShip is. An autonomous engineering department that never clocks out and uses your judgment to decide what to build, when to build it, and why.

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Heres How It Works

The right work. At the right time. For the right reason.

Nothing ships unless Nexus decides it should. The executive agent that embodies your engineering philosophy, principles, and risk tolerance. Not ours.

Agents Run Continuously - Home

Agents run continuously

A governed roster of domain-specialized agents runs continuously across security, reliability, performance, cost, test coverage, CI health, frontend quality, and product alignment. They find work and submit a proposal to Nexus.

You Control Autonomy - Home

You control the autonomy

Review and approve proposals before anything ships, or flip on autonomous mode and let Nexus act independently. You decide how far it goes.

Always Running

There is no idle time.

Most automation waits for instructions. PermaShip doesn't. When there's no queue, agents keep scanning. When they find something worth doing, it goes to Nexus for a governed workflow.

  • Bug detection finds latent bugs and opens fix PRs before they hit production
  • Security patching identifies vulnerable dependencies and configuration issues, executes fixes
  • Test coverage writes missing tests for uncovered code paths
  • Code quality tackles tech debt, dead code, and performance improvements
  • Same guardrails all self-directed work goes through the same Nexus approval flow as any ticket
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Who It's For

Leverage at every level

The autonomous engineering platform that scales with your ambition, not your headcount.
We connected our main repo on a Friday. By Monday morning we had 14 PRs ready to review, dependency updates, a failing test we'd missed, and two security flags. I approved 11 of them before standup.
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Adam Englander
CTO - Voltaire, Inc.

Your autonomous engineering department is one repo away.

The work is already waiting. So are we.