nc://shipframe

ShipFrame: AI coding workflows for teams that plan, prove and ship, as 44 skills a Nodecode agent reads. A Nodecode rewrite of juanitourquiza/shipframe by juanitourquiza.

Get it

Tell the agent "add the shipframe cell", or run nodecode add nc://shipframe.

Use it

Ask for the work, not for the skill: "plan this feature", "review this branch", "is the release really done?", "open a draft PR". The agent reads shipframe — the hub skill this cell adds — finds the skill that fits in its index, and reads it with (help 'code-review), (help 'tdd), (help 'deploy-evidence) and so on.

The skills walk one chain, each naming the next:

Refresh context → Discover requirements → Plan work → Implement → Verify → Review → Release evidence → PR/MR

• Context and memory: project-memory-refresh, project-memory-init, memory-curator, project-profile, init-project, generate-readme, handoff.
• Discovery and planning: feature-discovery, plan-expert, planning-features, create-task, create-issue, research.
• Building: implement-task, tdd, bug-diagnosis, codebase-design, domain-modeling, dependency-upgrade.
• Review and audit: code-review, api-contract-review, security-review, security-hardening, a11y-auditor, client-copy-review, evidence-audit.
• Verification and release: e2e-verify, proof-runner, release-checklist, project-release, frontend-release, backend-release, deploy-evidence.
• Delivery and docs: create-pr, live-docs, the wiki-* skills, design-expert, design-system-setup, design-system-docs, incident-response, mcp-debugging.

Every one is guidance: reading it writes nothing. The skills that do create files say so and ask first — project-memory-init keeps a small Markdown memory in the repository at .shipframe/memory/ and only publishes a Draft PR when told to; init-project and generate-readme write AGENTS.md or a README on request. Shell work is the project's own: git, gh, and whatever the test suite is. Nothing here calls a service, holds a key, or needs a setting, so the cell has no section to configure.

In it

A SKILL.md under a cell folder is a skill as it stands: Nodecode takes its frontmatter name and description for the index and the text after them for (help 'name). So the 44 are read in place, not converted and not copied, and the ones naming a sibling file — tdd/mocking.md, codebase-design/DEEPENING.md, domain-modeling/ADR-FORMAT.md, project-memory-init/scripts/project-memory-state.sh — find it beside them.

What is not here

ShipFrame is also an installer for Claude Code, Codex CLI and OpenCode (symlinked skills, a prompt router, an orchestrator guard), a set of subagent profiles, project technology packs, templates, and an opt-in AI PR/MR reviewer that runs in GitHub Actions or GitLab CI. Those belong to those hosts or to a CI job, and a Nodecode cell does not install into other agents; the skills, which are what a user works with, are all here.

License

MIT. The skills are Copyright (c) 2026 Juan Urquiza: see LICENSE and NOTICE.