web-deployment-ops
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Verify hosting, DNS, SSL, redirects, environment, and release operations for websites and apps. Use for production domains, app subdomains, SSL certificates, HTTP to HTTPS redirects, www/non-www redirects, preview/staging separation, environment variables, build artifacts, cache invalidation, CDN behavior, source maps, rollback plans, uptime checks, and deployment smoke tests. Not for whether the database can be restored after a bad write (use $web-data-resilience), mail DNS such as SPF, DKIM, DMARC, and MX (use $web-email-launch), canonical tags, robots rules, and indexing of staging URLs (use $web-seo-findability), threat modeling the headers this gate only checks are present (use $web-security-review), or ongoing uptime monitoring, dashboards, and alerting after launch (use $web-analytics-observability) — this gate owns the HTTP, DNS, and release layer, what the server returns and how a build ships or reverts.
In this repository17 other files it gives its agents.
- web-accessibility-auditSkill
- web-ai-integrationSkill
- web-analytics-observabilitySkill
- web-brand-assetsSkill
- web-build-coachSkill
- web-content-qualitySkill
- web-core-flow-testingSkill
- web-data-resilienceSkill
- web-design-directorSkill
- web-email-launchSkill
- web-launch-qaSkill
- web-legal-complianceSkill
- web-motion-polishSkill
- web-payments-launchSkill
- web-performance-auditSkill
- web-security-reviewSkill
- web-seo-findabilitySkill
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