Pre-launch · validating demand · nothing to buy yet

Your AI coding agent says “done”. The tests were never run.

StopShip is a small runtime pack for Claude Code & Cursor that blocks the turn from ending when the agent claims work is complete but no real check passed — enforced by a hook, not by hope.

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Honest: this does not exist for sale yet. This page exists to find out if it should. No spam, no auto-charge, ever.

The pain (you know this one)

What StopShip is

A drop-in Stop-hook + rules pack. When the agent tries to end a turn after claiming completion, the hook checks the session transcript and your project state. If no qualifying check actually ran and passed, the turn is blocked with a precise instruction to fix it. Memory integrity and repeated-mistake prevention are enforced the same way.

For: developers who run Claude Code or Cursor on real codebases and are tired of plausible-but-broken output. Not for: people who want a prompt to paste.

What would be in the pack

Why this is not another “prompt pack”

Prompt / rules textStopShip
Mechanismasks the model nicelya hook the runtime enforces
“Done” without a checkstill happensblocked
Failing test, claimed passstill happensblocked
Verifiablenoships with its own passing test suite

Honest limit, stated up front: it enforces that a fitting check ran and passed — it cannot judge whether your test is itself meaningful. It removes the blatant failures, not all of them.

Price anchor (indicative, not final)

One-time, full source, no subscription. Anchor: €29 (early) / €39 standard. A single avoided “fake-done” debugging session pays for it. You are not being charged now — this is a price-reality check.

Would you actually use this?

The only thing that decides whether this gets built is real replies. 2 questions, 20 seconds:

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Promise, no hype: if not enough people want this, it will not be built and you’ll hear nothing more. No “guaranteed”, no fake scarcity, no testimonials (there are none yet — it’s pre-launch).