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Illustrated Shiplight blog cover: a glossy chat window emitting three differently worded responses that all pass through one structural assertion gate into a bright green checkmark.
AI TestingEngineering

How to Test AI Features in Your Product

Illustrated Shiplight blog cover: a glossy software block being redesigned so its actions expose outward as callable connector ports and its outputs land as readable file cards, with a small human approval gate at the far edge.
EngineeringGuides

Agent-Native Architecture: Designing Software Agents Can Actually Operate

Illustrated Shiplight blog cover: a red failed pipeline stage feeding a screenshot and a trace card into a glossy agent core, which emits a small diagnosis card and a pull request, with a human approval gate before the green merge.
EngineeringAI Testing

Agent-Native CI: What Changes When the Agent Triages Its Own Failures

Illustrated Shiplight blog cover: a continuous glossy loop from an intent card to an agent core to a browser check to a test file to a pull request, with one human review gate on the final segment.
EngineeringGuides

The Agent-Native Developer Workflow: What a Day Looks Like When Agents Do the Work

Illustrated Shiplight blog cover: three glossy labeled cards on separate planes, one showing a model chip inside a product shell, one showing a closed looping arrow, one showing an open connector socket with a plug entering it, the third linked by a clean line to a small browser window bearing a bright green checkmark.
AI TestingEngineering

Agent-Native vs Agentic vs AI-Native: What Each Term Actually Means

Illustrated Shiplight blog cover: a transparent glass usage meter filling with glowing minutes and tokens, feeding a small readable total beside three tidy plan cards.
Guides

How Much Does Shiplight Cost? Plans, Rates, and What a Real Month Looks Like

See testing that keeps up with your AI coding agents.