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setup-deploy

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Set up the Vercel project, wire environment variables across environments, and add a GitHub Actions CI workflow (lint, typecheck, build). Presents the full config plan before touching anything.

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SKILL.md

Configure the project for production deployment on Vercel and add a GitHub Actions CI pipeline that catches regressions before merge. Non-autonomous: the full configuration plan is presented and approved before any files are written or CLI commands are run.

Phases

  1. Check prerequisites — verify the Vercel CLI is installed (vercel --version) and the user is logged in (vercel whoami). Check that a GitHub remote exists (git remote -v). Confirm the target Vercel team/org and project name. If any prerequisite is missing, provide the exact setup command and wait for the user to resolve it.
  2. Present the deployment plan — describe what will be done: (a) vercel link to create or connect the Vercel project, (b) environment variable wiring for development, preview, and production environments using the keys from .env.example, (c) a GitHub Actions workflow file at .github/workflows/ci.yml with lint, typecheck, and build jobs. Show the proposed workflow YAML verbatim for approval before writing.
  3. Write the CI workflow — write .github/workflows/ci.yml with three jobs: lint (runs eslint), typecheck (runs tsc --noEmit), and build (runs next build). Use actions/checkout@v4, actions/setup-node@v4 with node-version-file: .nvmrc or package.json engines. Cache node_modules with actions/cache. Show the file before writing.
  4. Configure Vercel project — run vercel link (non-interactive if possible), then walk the user through setting each required environment variable in Vercel for each environment. Provide the exact vercel env add commands; the user must supply the actual secret values — never prompt the user to paste secrets into the conversation.
  5. Verify CI — present the exact git commit and git push commands that will be run (including branch name and commit message) and wait for the user's explicit approval before executing either. Only after approval: commit the workflow file, push to a branch, and confirm the GitHub Actions run appears. If it fails, diagnose and propose a fix. Honor the review intensity: under full, walk through each configuration step for sign-off; under lean, get a single confirmation before running commands; under solo, proceed and summarize after.
  6. Next step — point to /launch-checklist as the final gate before going live.

Output

.github/workflows/ci.yml + Vercel project configuration. No command runs without approval.

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