Shiba gives you AI employees for the work behind your company: engineering, design, marketing, sales, operations, finance, and research.
Ask for a campaign draft, an account brief, a draft budget from figures you supply, or a code change. Review the proposed task and approve it when you’re ready.
Start your first task
Choose an employee
What an employee can help with
| Work | Example outcome |
|---|---|
| Marketing | A launch brief or announcement draft grounded in your product notes. |
| Research | A sourced report that separates findings from open questions. |
| Operations | A handoff, support summary, or repeatable checklist. |
| Engineering and QA | A focused change, test, or review with evidence. |
| Design, sales, and finance | A specification, account brief, or draft analysis using context you provide. |
Start with an employee, then give it a specific outcome and the context it needs. Its available connections and permissions depend on your setup.
Keep your work together
Use threads to keep a task and its follow-ups in one conversation. Save instructions you often reuse as skills.
Before work runs in your repository, Shiba asks you to approve the request. Read the result and its checks before you use or publish it.
What you need
You’ll need access to a Shiba workspace and a GitHub repository for the work. Documents and other non-code tasks use a repository too.
Shiba is free to self-host. Hosting and model usage can cost money; see costs. If you’re setting up a workspace for the first time, follow the self-hosting guide.
Need help? Start with common questions. Shiba is under active development; product status explains current limits.