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Cursor code → controlled release

From Cursor code to a controlled production release.

Keep coding with Cursor, then move each change through checks, review, staging, explicit approval, monitoring and rollback in one traceable workflow.

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Cursor Agent supports local and remote MCP servers. Direct Shipvise MCP requires beta enablement; repository and managed-Git handoff remain available without a Cursor account integration.

Cursor supports local and remote MCP Cursor Agent supports stdio, SSE and Streamable HTTP MCP servers. Direct Shipvise MCP use still requires beta enablement; repository handoff remains available.

A release path for AI-assisted code

  1. Code in Cursor Use AI assistance inside your preferred development workflow
  2. Create a revision Keep the source and change history traceable
  3. Check and stage Review the diff and verify the built artifact
  4. Promote deliberately Approve the same artifact for production and monitor it

The gap after the prompt

AI-assisted coding accelerates diffs-not production accountability.

Technical teams still need to know what changed, what was tested and which immutable artifact reached production.

A fast edit can cross application, dependency and infrastructure boundaries. The release process should make those risks visible without slowing every change to a crawl.

Three clear steps

Keep Cursor in the coding loop and Shipvise in the release loop.

Developers can use Shipvise through Cursor MCP after beta enablement or keep the repository handoff, while Shipvise makes the path from revision to production repeatable.

  1. Build it with Cursor

    Create the change in your repository or prepare it through a managed-Git workflow.

  2. Connect Shipvise or hand off the revision

    Use approved MCP tools when enabled, or bring the revision through repository workflow for checks, review and staging.

  3. Promote with control

    Approve the verified artifact for production, monitor it and retain rollback history.

The production layer

A complete release workflow around Cursor-assisted development.

Use only review, add managed staging, or let Shipvise manage the full path to production.

Hosting & runtime Available in beta

Give your application a managed place to run, or keep it in infrastructure you already control.

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Safe updates Available in beta

Try a reviewed change in an isolated staging environment before real users see it.

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Another pair of eyes Available in beta

Use automated checks, optional AI review or a scoped senior review on AI-generated changes.

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A way back Available in beta

If a release causes trouble, return production to a previously verified release.

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Monitoring & logs Available in beta

See whether the application is running and inspect build or runtime problems without starting from a server shell.

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Production control Available in beta

Keep secrets separate, record approvals and stop a change before production when checks find a problem.

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Shipvise is in public beta. Availability and limits can change, and new projects may be activated manually.

Focus on the application

Production rigor without rebuilding your delivery stack from scratch.

Shipvise combines source history, checks, review, environments and approvals in one workflow.

Developers can inspect revisions, findings, logs and artifact digests while less technical owners see the decision and risk in clear terms.

You can use the workflow without becoming an expert in:

  • Git branches and pull requests
  • Docker and container operations
  • SSH and server administration
  • CI/CD and release infrastructure

These technologies may still work behind the scenes. Shipvise turns them into a guided workflow with visible outcomes.

Built for real use

Ship AI-assisted changes as verifiable releases.

A production workflow turns a changing codebase into a sequence of known, reviewed and recoverable artifacts.

Prototype

Something that works

The code runs locally or in a preview and demonstrates the feature.

Production application

Something you can rely on

The exact artifact passed checks and review, ran on staging and was explicitly promoted.

Applications people need to keep working

  • SaaS application
  • Backend API
  • Operations platform
  • Customer dashboard
  • Internal service

For teams and companies

Give AI-enabled developers speed with visible release governance.

Engineering teams can use Cursor freely while Shipvise standardises evidence, review, approval and recovery across the production lifecycle.

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Using a different AI tool?

The builder can change. The need for a controlled production path does not.

Cursor is a trademark of its respective owner. Shipvise is an independent service and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Cursor or its owner.

The code is ready for review. Make the release ready for production.

Put Cursor-assisted changes through a traceable workflow from revision to rollback.

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Build with AI. Ship with confidence.