Linear Work Orders
A Linear work-order flow with acceptance criteria, run status, evidence, and draft-PR links.
Advanced AI Engineering · Two-Day Workshop
Build Your AI
Software Factory
From a Linear ticket to a tested, reviewable pull request.
Build a ticket-to-PR software factory with Linear, Vercel Sandbox, Workflow SDK, and AI SDK. Start from prepared blueprints and keep human review at the merge boundary.
- Two-Day Lab
- Up to 12 attendees
- Date TBD
Join the waitlist$3,999 USD
Ship AIWorkshopsTicket → Build → Verify → PRWhat You’ll Build
Your First Factory Run, Ready For Review.
Isolated Build Environments
An isolated Vercel Sandbox build that investigates a bounded issue, implements a change, and runs checks.
Durable Orchestration
A durable Workflow SDK pipeline with AI SDK tool orchestration, approval pauses, and bounded retry behavior.
Factory Blueprint & Runbook
A tested ticket-to-draft-PR prototype, repository blueprint, regression cases, and an operator runbook.
Your Two-Day Build Plan
Build The Pipeline.
Prove The Handoff.
A planned sequence of guided labs, with breaks and time for review. Dates, daily times, and venue will be confirmed before paid registration.
Day 1
From Ticket To Isolated Build
Prepare The Repository
Review the blueprint, repository instructions, acceptance criteria, and credential boundaries.
Connect Linear And GitHub
Build the work-order intake and useful status updates from sample or approved tickets.
Investigate In Vercel Sandbox
Run a small reproduction, inspect the repository, and prove the request before editing.
Implement A Bounded Change
Use AI SDK tools and durable Workflow SDK steps to produce a candidate change and saved run evidence.
Day 2
Verify, Recover, And Hand Off
Verify The Actual Change
Run tests and inspect the real diff from a fresh verification context.
Exercise Failure Paths
Test retries, duplicate events, missing context, approval pauses, and cost limits.
Prepare The Draft PR
Publish a reviewable change in a repository you control and link evidence back to Linear.
Review The Factory And Next Rollout
Demo one ticket-to-PR run, identify remaining work, and schedule your private implementation review.
Your Take-Home Kit
Files You Can Put To Work.
Adapt these blueprints to a small repository, run the supplied cases, and document what your team needs before a wider rollout.
- Factory starter codebase
- A prepared TypeScript ticket-to-draft-PR blueprint with adapters for the guided stack.
- AGENTS.md + skills
- Repository context, investigation, implementation, verification, and Linear-update instructions.
- Work-order schema
- Ticket, acceptance criteria, state, approval, cost, and evidence fields for each run.
- Regression case pack
- Supported change, ambiguous ticket, false premise, build failure, and duplicate-event cases.
- Operator runbook
- Credential scope, budgets, review gates, failure recovery, cleanup, and rollout checklist.
Come Ready To Build
Is This Your Next Step?
A Good Fit For
Developers, technical founders, engineering leads, and small product teams that already ship software with coding agents and want a repeatable delivery system.
What To Bring
Bring a laptop, GitHub and Linear accounts, a Vercel account, model API access, and a small TypeScript repository you can safely experiment on. You should be comfortable with Git, pull requests, Node.js, and basic tests. Use our starter repository if your company code cannot be shared.
Included With Your Ticket
Built With You. Yours To Keep.
A Blueprint To Build From
Codebases preloaded with skills and best practices, designed to eliminate 80% of the friction.
Help While You Build
Hands-on expert guidance and feedback on your own project.
Everything To Revisit
Recordings, blueprints, slides, templates, prompts, checklists, and code emailed after the workshop.
A Review After The Lab
A 30-minute private readiness review before the lab and two private implementation-review hours within 30 days afterward. We review one repository and your workflow evidence; this does not include done-for-you rollout or unlimited support.
The Build Stack
Tools For Each Stage Of Delivery.
Linear tracks the work; Sandbox provides an isolated execution environment; Workflow SDK coordinates durable steps; AI SDK connects model calls and tools. GitHub holds the code and draft PR. This is an independent Ship AI workshop.
FAQ
A Few Things To Know.
What Preparation And Follow-Up Are Included?
A 30-minute private readiness review before the lab and two private implementation-review hours within 30 days afterward are included. Use them to scope one repository, review run evidence, and plan your next rollout steps. This does not include unlimited support or done-for-you implementation.
Is This Different From Agentic Engineering?
Yes. Agentic Engineering teaches the individual build workflow: worktrees, tests, browser checks, and skills. This advanced workshop connects ticket intake, durable orchestration, isolated execution, verification, and progress updates into a software-delivery system.
How Is This Different From From AI Prototype To Production?
That workshop improves the reliability and operation of an existing AI workflow. Software Factory applies those ideas specifically to software delivery: turning a ticket into repository evidence, a tested change, a draft PR, and a Linear update.
Will The Agents Automatically Merge Or Deploy My Code?
The guided build stops at a tested draft PR and reviewed status update. Human approval controls merge and production release. We practice one bounded repository workflow; a complete autonomous engineering organization is outside the two-day scope.
Is This An Official Linear Or Vercel Event?
No. This is an independent Ship AI workshop using those tools. It is not a vendor certification or a claim of sponsorship.
When And Where Will It Take Place?
This is a two-day lab capped at 12 attendees. The date, daily schedule, and venue will be announced before paid registration opens. Join the free waitlist to receive the details.
Which Tools And Accounts Do I Need?
The guided stack uses Linear for tickets and run updates; GitHub for code and draft PRs; Vercel Sandbox for isolated execution; Workflow SDK for durable steps; and Vercel AI SDK for model calls and tools. Supported connections depend on account plans and administrator approval. Sample tickets and a starter repository are available; the final setup guide will specify tested versions.
Are Software Subscriptions Included?
Admission does not include Linear or Vercel plans, model API usage, Sandbox compute, hosting, or other software costs. We start with a small bounded task and configure run budgets. Bring accounts you control; never share raw credentials in the workshop.
Does Joining The Waitlist Reserve A Seat?
No. Waitlist signup is free. We’ll email you when the schedule and paid registration are ready, so you can decide whether to book. No payment is collected now.
What Is The Refund Policy?
Once paid registration opens, tickets will be refundable until the day of the event. If the event is cancelled, you will receive a full refund. Email hi@shipai.club with questions.
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Your Workshop Pathway
From First Agent To Software Factory
Start with a useful agent, move into code-based workflows, then develop the engineering and reliability skills for a delivery system.
Find your starting point with the AI assessment →
A suggested route, not a required bundle. Choose the workshops that fit your experience and project; each ticket is separate.
- Step 1
Your First AI Agent
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Build Your First Agentic Workflow
$499 USD - Step 3
Agentic Engineering
$999 USD - Step 4
From AI Prototype To Production
$2,999 USD - You Are Here
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$3,999 USD
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