Most side projects die on localhost. vibe-ship exists to solve the unglamorous last mile: getting a real app safely into production without reinventing the deployment wheel every time.

Every project needed the same things: a Dockerfile, a CI/CD pipeline, health checks, a security pass. And every time, writing them from scratch cost more discipline than the app itself deserved.

vibe-ship auto-detects the stack from repo files: package.json, requirements.txt, go.mod, Gemfile. Then it writes a Dockerfile, docker-compose.yml, .dockerignore, and a GitHub Actions workflow. It also audits an existing setup with a static scoring script and reports concrete findings, not vague advice.

Security hardening is on by default: non-root users, secrets handled correctly, dependency scanning wired in, so nothing embarrassing slips into production. Health checks and resource limits ship out of the box, with Kubernetes config available on request.

A tool that behaves like a good teammate: install it in one command, and stop dying on localhost. Now live on the Claude Plugin Hub.