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@shipwellapp/cli

v0.4.2

Published

Full Codebase Autopilot — deep cross-file analysis powered by Claude

Readme

@shipwellapp/cli

Full Codebase Autopilot — deep cross-file analysis powered by Claude's 1M token context window.

npm

Install

npm install -g @shipwellapp/cli

Quick Start

# Sign in (opens browser)
shipwell login

# Run a security audit
shipwell audit https://github.com/acme/api

# Audit a local project
shipwell audit ./my-project

Commands

Analysis

| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | shipwell audit <source> | Security audit — vulnerabilities, auth flaws, data exposure | | shipwell migrate <source> | Migration plan — ordered changes for framework/library upgrades | | shipwell refactor <source> | Refactor analysis — duplication, dead code, architecture smells | | shipwell docs <source> | Documentation — architecture overview, API docs, module guides | | shipwell upgrade <source> | Dep upgrade — outdated deps, breaking changes, safe upgrade paths |

<source> can be a GitHub URL or a local path.

Auto-Fix PRs

After analysis, if fixable findings are detected, the CLI can create a GitHub PR with the suggested fixes — authored by the ShipwellHQ GitHub App.

# Analyze and create a PR with auto-fixes
shipwell audit https://github.com/acme/api --create-pr

# Skip all confirmation prompts
shipwell audit https://github.com/acme/api --create-pr --yes

# Works with local repos too (resolves the GitHub remote automatically)
shipwell audit ./my-project --create-pr

Prerequisite: The ShipwellHQ GitHub App must be installed on the target repository.

Account & Config

# Interactive guided mode
shipwell interactive

# Authentication
shipwell login              # Sign in with Google via browser
shipwell logout             # Sign out and clear credentials
shipwell whoami             # Show current user, API key, and model

# Configuration
shipwell config             # View current configuration
shipwell config set api-key <key>    # Set Anthropic API key
shipwell config set model <model>    # Set default Claude model
shipwell config delete api-key       # Remove API key
shipwell config delete model         # Reset model to default
shipwell delete-key         # Shortcut to remove API key

# Utility
shipwell models             # List available Claude models
shipwell update             # Update CLI to latest version

Options

All analysis commands accept these flags:

-k, --api-key <key>      Anthropic API key (or set ANTHROPIC_API_KEY)
-m, --model <model>      Claude model (or set SHIPWELL_MODEL)
-t, --target <target>    Migration target (for migrate operation)
-c, --context <context>  Additional context for analysis
-r, --raw                Also print raw streaming output
-y, --yes                Skip cost confirmation prompt
-o, --output <path>      Export report to file (.md or .json)
--create-pr              Create a GitHub PR with auto-fixes after analysis

Export Reports

# Export as Markdown
shipwell audit ./my-repo -o report.md

# Export as JSON
shipwell audit ./my-repo -o report.json

# Skip cost confirmation and export
shipwell audit ./my-repo -y -o report.md

Output

The CLI displays:

  1. Ingestion progress — scanning files, reading with progress indicator
  2. Bundle stats — files included, token count
  3. Cost estimate — estimated API cost with confirmation prompt
  4. Live findings — findings stream in real-time as Claude analyzes
  5. Metrics — before/after comparisons with color-coded values
  6. Summary box — total findings, severity breakdown, cross-file count, timing
  7. PR creation — if --create-pr is set, prompts to create a fix PR with applied/skipped/failed counts

Severity levels are color-coded: CRITICAL (red), HIGH (orange), MEDIUM (yellow), LOW (blue), INFO (dim).

Cross-file issues are marked with .

Supported Models

| Model | ID | |-------|----| | Claude Sonnet 4.5 (default) | claude-sonnet-4-5-20250929 | | Claude Opus 4.6 | claude-opus-4-6 | | Claude Haiku 4.5 | claude-haiku-4-5-20251001 |

shipwell config set model claude-opus-4-6

Environment Variables

| Variable | Description | |----------|-------------| | ANTHROPIC_API_KEY | Anthropic API key (required if not using --api-key) | | SHIPWELL_MODEL | Default model (default: claude-sonnet-4-5-20250929) | | SHIPWELL_API_URL | API base URL for PR creation (default: https://shipwell.app) |

Requirements

License

MIT