Shipback is an SFTP deploy tool built so every deploy can be taken back. It uploads a folder to cPanel, Plesk, DirectAdmin or a plain VPS with a backup of each replaced file taken before the upload starts, swaps files in whole so a dropped connection leaves the old one, and restores byte for byte with one command. It runs standalone, from a script, or as an MCP server.
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One command puts the site back byte for byte, even after a deploy cut off halfway.
A deploy only runs the exact plan the agent previewed, and refuses if a file changed in between.
A dry-run pull shows what changed on the host since your last deploy.
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