Every integration-heavy branch needs real provider behavior — real OAuth, real webhooks, real callbacks. Instaship mints all of it in one command, with evidence, cleanup, and custody built in.
The more integrations you add, the harder it gets to ship.
Shared staging hides the failures that live in the seams: scopes, signatures, and callback URLs, until they matter.
Define default manifests
Declare the app, repository, providers, scopes, and webhook path patterns once. Every mint starts from the right baseline.
Mint a branch environment
One command from you, your agent, or CI creates isolated provider apps that match the branch’s integration contract.
Validate with real integrations
Point the preview at real apps, real webhooks, and real callbacks. Shared staging stays untouched.
Export, sync, clean up
Pull environment variables, sync Vercel, and tear the environment down when the branch is done, or take workspace custody and walk away.
Humans set policy. Agents consume it.
Scoped API keys let an agent mint or reuse the right environment mid-run, inside the guardrails you set, with evidence you can audit afterward.
- Scoped keys. Limit actions, apps, and environment types for each key.
- Branch-safe reuse. Re-runs pick up the same environment and never create duplicates.
- Spend limits. Mint credits cap what automation can create.
$ iship mint --app <app> --branch <branch>$ iship env-file <environment-id> --file .env.local$ iship status <environment-id>Defaults for the common path. Overrides for the edge.
Patterns, not URLs. /api/linear/webhook resolves against each minted environment.
Override per mint.Swap a section or a whole provider manifest when a branch's contract differs.
Schemas agents can fetch. The manifest shape is one call away, so automated overrides validate instead of guessing.
Provisioning you can audit. Ownership that's explicit.
Evidence-backed provisioning
Ordered steps, statuses, errors, workflow IDs, and checkpoints across every vendor. Trust what happened and know exactly where to step in.
Preview cleanup
When a branch is done, environment-scoped apps, branches, environment variables, and deployments are removed. Temporary infrastructure doesn't accumulate.
One-way ejection
Provider accounts are customer-owned from day one. When you're ready, Instaship returns the credentials once, workspace-wide, and never reconnects.
Built for delegated automation.
A new environment costs $0.25. Spend limits and per-actor usage history help agents stop at the limit, never at a surprise invoice. Reuse and cleanup are free.
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- Agent: Cyrus
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- CI
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- Humans
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“Our agents used to sit blocked on OAuth setup for days. Now they mint an environment mid-run and keep going, and we can audit every step they took.”
Composite feedback from design-partner interviews

