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deploy-status

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Observe-only deploy status (/foundry:deploy-status). Deploy is CD-owned (ArgoCD App-of-Apps, GitOps); Foundry OBSERVES sync + health AND cross-checks deployed-artifact identity vs the expected merged commit (STALE/NOT-ROLLED), it does not push deploys. Production deploy is operator-gated under BOTH modes. Trigger to check what's deployed / sync+health / whether the merged commit actually rolled, never to trigger a deploy.

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2 rules. 0 are common, 2 are distinctive, and 0 are very specific to this project.

  • 0

    Common

    Most of the 3 edited versions we read keep these.

  • 2

    Distinctive

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  1. Distinctive:

    NEVER to initiate a deploy (that's the operator + CD).

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  2. Distinctive:

    Cross-check deployed-artifact identity (STALE/NOT-ROLLED): Before trusting sync+health, confirm the *merged commit actually rolled*.

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“Common” is measured: kept by at least 6 in 10 of the 3 edited versions of this file we could read. “Very specific” is our guess from the words: it names a file, a command, a setting or the project itself.

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SKILL.md

/foundry:deploy-status

Observe-only. Deploy = CD (ArgoCD App-of-Apps, GitOps from the infra repo); Foundry does NOT own the deploy action — it observes. Production deploy is operator-gated under BOTH modes; there is no autonomous prod-deploy.

When to trigger

  • "deploy status", "/foundry:deploy-status", "what's synced/healthy in <env>?".
  • NEVER to initiate a deploy (that's the operator + CD).

Procedure

  1. Cross-check deployed-artifact identity (STALE/NOT-ROLLED). Before trusting sync+health, confirm the merged commit actually rolled. A workflow_run-gated CD pipeline silently skips when its upstream CI false-reds: the merged commit never builds, gitops is never written back, the old image keeps running — and ArgoCD then reads "Synced + Healthy" against the stale image. Run the identity check:
    python3 "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/foundry-deploy-status.py" \
  --config "$CLAUDE_PROJECT_DIR/.foundry/deploy-targets.yaml"
    It compares each target's deployed gitops image.tag against the expected merged-commit identity (the target repo's main HEAD / its build-provenance SHA) and reports:
    • ROLLED — deployed identity == expected, upstream CI success.
    • STALE/NOT-ROLLED — identity mismatch or the expected commit's CI was not success (the gated build skipped). This is reported independently of sync/health, so a Synced+Healthy stale image can never read GREEN. When the cause is the skipped build it is named upstream-ci-not-success, distinct from a bare identity drift. The expected-SHA→gitops-path mapping is adopter-config (.foundry/deploy-targets.yaml, shape in deploy-targets.example.yaml); no product specifics ship in the plugin.
  2. Observe ArgoCD sync + health for the target env's apps (read-only): argocd app list / argocd app get <app> (or the gh/kubectl read equivalents). Report per-app sync status (Synced/OutOfSync) + health (Healthy/Degraded/Progressing).
  3. Correlate a merged atom to its rollout (the marker's model_pin/built_at aid incident forensics) — but do NOT mutate cluster state.
  4. Escalate a STALE/NOT-ROLLED, Degraded, or OutOfSync prod app by notifying the operator; resolution is forward-fix (re-trigger the build / merge) or /foundry:revert — never a silent cluster edit.

Boundary

Infra provisioning is governed via the <project>-infra repo pattern; the autonomous pipeline's deploy role is DISTINCT from (and cannot mutate) the governance/gate-config lane. Foundry observes; it does not provision or deploy.

Anti-patterns

  • Triggering or syncing a deploy — observe-only; deploy is CD + operator-gated. The identity checker only reads + compares + reports; it has no deploy-trigger surface.
  • Reading "Synced + Healthy" as "the merged commit is live." Sync/health describe the running image; only the step-0 identity cross-check proves the merged commit rolled.
  • Hardcoding adopter gitops paths into the plugin — the expected-SHA→gitops-path mapping is adopter-config (.foundry/deploy-targets.yaml); the plugin ships the loader + key shape.
  • Mutating cluster state to "fix" a Degraded/STALE app — route an incident instead.
  • An autonomous prod-deploy path — prod deploy is operator-gated under both modes.

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