From assigned to merged.

Skipper is a desktop app that picks up the issues assigned to you, plans each one, scores how far to trust the plan, and drives your coding agent all the way to a merged pull request. You decide at the gates: the plan when the score is low, the diff every time.

Email to join the beta Follow an issue

#142Token refresh races after sleepGitHub
Coding 82%
WEB-88Add status filter tabs to the inboxJira
Plan gate 58%
#131Paginate the audit logGitLab
Human review 87%
OP-24Export reports as CSVOpenProject
Merged 89%
#126Highlight overdue invoicesBitbucket
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The route

Every issue rides the same line. Skipper works the stops marked with a tick, and you decide at the rings. Watch issue #142 go, or select any stop.

Skipper handles it
You decide
Under construction

Assigned

Plan

Score

Your call, when the score is not high enough

Code

Agent review

Your review

Draft PR, with review feedback sent back to Code

Merged

Remembered

Issue #142

Follow one issue from assignment to merge, or select any stop on the line to see what happens there.

A score you can check

Skipper doesn’t ask a model how sure it feels. Before any code is written, every plan goes through a set of checks against your repo, and the score decides where you step in. This is what issue #142’s plan went through.

GroundedEvery file and symbol the plan cites has to exist in the repo.

All 3 cited files exist.
CriticAn adversarial reviewer reads the plan with the repo at hand and looks for holes.

One objection: the plan doesn’t say how a stale token is detected.
ClearThe issue has to say what done looks like, so the result can be verified.

Expected behavior and steps to reproduce are both there.
ConvergentIndependent plans are drafted for the same issue and compared.

They agree on the approach.

Issue #142 scores

82%

#142

LowStops and tells you what’s missing
In betweenWaits for you to approve or edit the plan
HighGoes straight to coding

The checks are weighted and the bands calibrated against real runs. In the app, every score opens up to show the checks behind it.

Works with what you already use

Your coding agent

Claude Code, Codex CLI, Copilot CLI or Gemini CLI. Pick one for each role and override it per repo. Skipper uses the logins those CLIs already have and ships no keys of its own.

Your trackers

GitHub, GitLab, Jira, OpenProject and Bitbucket, across as many accounts as you have. Everything assigned to you lands in one inbox.

Your machine

A desktop app for macOS on Apple Silicon and for Windows. It talks to your platforms directly, with no Skipper server in between, and every agent works in its own git worktree.

Closed beta

Skipper is being tried by a small group of developers. If you’d like to join, write a couple of lines about the trackers and the coding agent you use.

Email matteo.adduci94@gmail.com