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deployment-audit

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Audit deploy readiness — build, env, hosting, CI, rollback, observability, secrets. Use before go-live or when deploys feel brittle.

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SKILL.md

Deployment Audit

Checklist

  1. Build — reproducible install/build; lockfile respected; Node/Python version pinned.
  2. Env — required secrets listed; no secrets in git; preview vs prod separation.
  3. Hosting — correct runtime, headers, redirects, asset caching, SPA fallback if needed.
  4. CI — typecheck/lint/test on PR; deploy only on green; artifact retention.
  5. Rollback — one-command or one-click rollback path documented.
  6. Observability — error tracking, basic logs, health route if applicable.
  7. Perf/cost — cold start, bundle size, image CDN, region choice.
  8. Safety — destructive migrations gated; feature flags for risky cuts.

Output

Severity-ordered findings + a go/no-go line + the smallest path to “go”.

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