deploy-my-application
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Deploy a University of Idaho RCDS/IIDS application to our Kubernetes cluster by generating ArgoCD + Kustomize deploy manifests in the `ui-iids/kubernetes-apps` GitOps repo, modeled on the canonical `apps/rcds/apps/deploy-template/` example. Handles two cases — (1) deploy an EXISTING repo from the `ui-iids` or `ui-insight` GitHub orgs, or (2) scaffold and deploy a NEW project (pick a namespace, generate the full manifest tree). Also seals the app's dev env secrets into a Bitnami SealedSecret with `kubeseal`, piping `.env.secrets` through without ever reading it, and gitignores the plaintext in the app repo. Reaches the cluster read-only through either a local kubeconfig or a service account over SSH to a master node, and builds locally with Docker or Podman (defaulting to Podman). Does its kubernetes-apps work on a dated `deploy/agent-deploy-*` branch and opens a PR against `main` labeled `coding-agent` + `deploy-application` for the user to review and merge. Use when the user says "deploy my application", "deploy this repo", "deploy my app to the cluster", "set up deploy manifests", "create a namespace and deploy", "add my project to kubernetes-apps", "seal my secrets", "kubeseal my env file", "set up sealed secret scripts", "check my kubeconfig", "create the preview label", "validate my deployment", or invokes /deploy-my-application.
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