release-api

---
name: release-api
description: Review Anarlog API contracts and generated clients, deploy required hosted services and database changes, and verify live release behavior.
metadata:
  internal: true
---

# Release API

Review every release, including client-only changes. Inherit scope and session
authorization from [Release a New Version](../release-new-version/SKILL.md).

1. Compare changed product behavior and each service's live source SHA against
   `apps/api`, `apps/stripe`, `crates/api-cloud`, affected auth/sync/proxy crates,
   `supabase/`, `apps/api/openapi.gen.json`, and `packages/api-client/src/generated`.
   Check auth, scopes, payloads/errors, pagination, data compatibility, and existing
   client behavior. Record required changes, concrete reuse reasons, or explicit
   deferrals before freezing the candidate.
2. Read `api_ci.yaml`, `api_cd.yaml`, `db_ci.yaml`, and `db_cd.yaml` plus the
   affected component instructions. Run the full locally reproducible affected
   jobs and consumer checks. For contract changes, run:

   ```bash
   cargo test -p api gen_openapi_json
   pnpm -F @anlg/api-client openapi
   pnpm -F @anlg/api-client typecheck
   ```

   Use owning generators and verify repeated generation is stable. Test hosted
   migrations/RLS in an isolated local Supabase stack, never against production.
3. Inspect current service choices and live configuration before deploying.
   Core, AI, Sync, Gateway, and billing have independent deployment decisions.
   The billing API and `apps/stripe` ship together via `api_cd.yaml` with
   `service=billing`. Do not treat a shared API version/tag as proof every service
   runs that source. Hosted Postgres has its own `db_cd.yaml` deployment history.
4. Deploy required backward-compatible hosted changes before dependent desktop
   or mobile clients. Select the exact approved environment, service and merged
   source. Use `gh workflow run api_cd.yaml --ref main -f service=<service>` and
   `gh workflow run db_cd.yaml --ref main` as appropriate, after reading their
   current inputs. Verify each run's `headSha`; never ship the combined GitButler
   workspace. Include every dependency in filtered Docker build contexts.
5. Follow deployments to terminal success. Confirm actual serving source/digest,
   version and role-specific readiness, then exercise affected authenticated
   behavior with an authorized test account. `/health`, an unauthenticated `401`,
   or one healthy role does not prove other roles or operations work. Coordinate
   hosted protocol checks with [Release MCP](../release-mcp/SKILL.md).
6. For schema changes, record the selected hosted project, applied migrations,
   source/run and compatibility checks. Keep shipped SQLite migrations append-only,
   desktop/mobile schemas compatible, and older clients supported. Follow current
   drain, migration, continuity, and recovery requirements; successful health checks
   alone do not establish zero downtime.

Return generated-contract decisions, candidate CI, each service/database's deployed
revision and run URL, live evidence, or reuse reason and outstanding work. Reuse a
live deployment only when its source includes the required changes; no artificial
version bumps or no-op redeploys. Website and Mintlify publication belong to
[Release Docs](../release-docs/SKILL.md), not the API deploy.

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