Ship Check

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• tools: 11 tools scanned
• metadata: scanned

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Tools (11)

• ship_check

  Before shipping, or right after deploying, an app built with Lovable, Bolt, Cursor, v0, Replit, Claude Code or similar, run ship_check on the live URL. It scans the deployed app from the outside, the way a visitor or attacker sees it, and returns a launch-readiness report where every finding has a status and a concrete fix. Checks: (1) secret keys exposed in the HTML and up to 3 same-origin JS bundles (Stripe live secret and restricted keys, AWS access keys, OpenAI and Anthropic API keys, Supabase secret and service_role keys, hardcoded bearer tokens and passwords); (2) open database access: if the page ships a Supabase URL and public anon or publishable key, whether the common tables profiles and users return rows to that key without login (a missing Row Level Security policy; count only, no row data is read); (3) missing security headers (Strict-Transport-Security, Content-Security-Policy, X-Frame-Options or frame-ancestors, X-Content-Type-Options, Referrer-Policy); (4) HTTPS, reacha

• request_human_review

  Get a senior engineer (Matt Turley, 20 years shipping software) to review by hand the app behind a ship_check scan: the paid $299 Ship Check. Returns a Stripe Checkout link and a call booking link for the user to open themselves. This call charges nothing and never pays on the user's behalf. Only call it when the user asks for a human review or agrees to one. Pass the user's own email so Matt can follow up personally; no automated email is sent to it. Show the user checkout_url and booking_url.

• leak_check

  Older name for ship_check, kept for existing callers. Same scan, same input, same result. Prefer ship_check.

• cursor_auto_cost_estimate

  Estimate Cursor Auto blended cost versus pinning a single model.

• swarm_run_cost_estimate

  Estimate the cost of a multi-agent orchestrator plus sub-agent swarm run.

• agent_cost_estimate

  Estimate blended cost per shipped task for a month of agent runs, given a retry rate.

• list_services

  List Continuum service offerings and published prices (the same list as uxcontinuum.com/pricing), plus how to reach Matt: get_availability and book_call to book a free 30-minute call, send_message to send him a note, request_estimate for a ballpark from published pricing.

• get_availability

  List open slots for a free 30-minute intro call with Matt Turley (Continuum), read live from his Cal.com calendar. Use it when the user wants to talk to Matt, get help with a project, or book a call, before calling book_call. Window: date_from to date_to (YYYY-MM-DD), at most 14 days; defaults to the next 7 days. Times are returned in the requested timezone (IANA name, default UTC). Read-only: it books nothing.

• book_call

  Book a free 30-minute intro call with Matt Turley (Continuum) directly on his calendar. The booking is confirmed immediately and Cal.com emails the invite to the user and to Matt. First call get_availability and pass the exact start of an open slot. Only book when the user has asked for the call and agreed to the time; pass their real name, email and time zone. notes: a short, factual summary of what the user wants to discuss (shown to Matt). Returns the booking id, meeting link and reschedule/cancel links. Limit 2 upcoming calls per email.

• send_message

  Send a message to Matt Turley (Continuum) on the user's behalf, like the contact form on uxcontinuum.com. Use it when the user wants to ask Matt something or describe a project but not book a call yet. Only send what the user asked to send, with their real name and email. Matt reads it and replies personally by email; no automated reply is sent. For a time to talk, use get_availability and book_call instead.

• request_estimate

  Get a ballpark price for a software project from Continuum's published pricing, and send the request to Matt Turley, who replies personally with a real quote. Use it when the user asks what a build, fix, review, ongoing support or AI-search visibility work would cost. The ballpark is the matching published offer(s) and price range from uxcontinuum.com/pricing, not a quote. Show it to the user labeled that way. Then offer a call: get_availability and book_call.