drgarbage/ag-course-index

live-dev-deploy

Guides through the verification, commit, testing, auto-healing, preview polling, and Git Flow deployment lifecycle. Runs Playwright local verification loops, checks Vercel Preview URLs, and handles staging-to-production releases.

First seen Aug 8, 2026

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$ npx skills add drgarbage/ag-course-index --skill live-dev-deploy

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SKILL.md

live-dev-deploy

This skill guides local verification, test-driven auto-healing, preview URL delivery, and Git Flow release deployment.

bash blocks are POSIX (Git Bash on Windows). Any logic beyond one command/pipe lives in resources/*.js, never in shell control flow. If your Bash tool is cmd.exe or PowerShell, translate each snippet before running it.

1. Git Flow & Release Lifecycle

Transition Trigger Gate
developfeature/* new request
feature/*develop QA loop + secret scan PASS locally gh pr checks <PR#> --watch green. Local ≠ CI: CI also runs lint + build.
developmain user approves the release prompt below same CI wait → merge → tag → bump
maindevelop immediately after the release PR merges back-merge, no PR needed. The bump commit exists only on main; skip this to prevent branch version collision.

Release prompt, verbatim: "Would you like to release this to the production environment?"

  • Version Bump: The release PR carries both the tag v<major>.<minor>.<patch> and the matching package.json:version (read it, default 0.0.0, bump patch unless told otherwise).
  • Merge Restrictions: Never merge on red or pending CI. Red after green local → back into the QA healing loop → push → wait.
  • Merge Conflicts: Show conflicts to the user. Do not self-resolve handwritten source conflicts.
  • Staging vs. Production Deploy: Deploy via Vercel GitHub integration. Production deployments must not have Vercel Deployment Protection (password protection or Vercel Authentication) by default, ensuring public access.
  • Public Access Validation: If a production deployment is not publicly accessible (redirects to login/fails ping), ask: "The production deployment is not publicly accessible. Would you like to enable public access?" and guide them to Vercel Project Dashboard (Settings -> Deployment Protection) to disable it.
  • Rollback: In case of broken production, git revert the merge commit on main → push.

2. Local Verification & Auto-Healing

Setup, port discovery, and test templates: references/playwright-qa-rules.md. One port for dev server + baseURL + any test URL.

Gates, all green before any commit or push — never commit or push past a red one: the Playwright suite, lint, build, and gitleaks protect --staged (staged diff, not detect) before every commit.

  • On failure: Parse errors/traces → fix implementation code only → rerun under the healing loop of references/playwright-qa-rules.md (limit 3 attempts, then halt and report).
  • Secret Scan Gate: Any secret match blocks the commit → move to vault, reference via process.env.
  • Firestore Local Verification: If features touch Firestore, run the QA loop against the Local Emulator Suite (references/react-firestore-rules.md), never the real project.
  • Hooks: Install a committed, auto-installing hook manager (Husky/Lefthook) running lint + secret scan pre-commit.

3. Preview-First Delivery

Never hand the user a localhost link for verification. Run:

node resources/resolve-preview-url.js   # exit 0 -> prints PREVIEW_URL=<url>
  • Polling uses resolve-preview-url.js to query GitHub Deployments API.
  • If it takes too long, escalate:

- 60s: extend attempts, tell user a build is in progress. - ~5 min: use non-interactive JSON vercel list filtered to the pushed commit. - After that: report dashboard URL or vercel inspect.

⚡️ Features deployed successfully! Preview URL: https://project-git-develop-user.vercel.app

4. Guardrails

Bad pattern requested (prop drilling over Context, bypassing GitHub automation, reusing preview database for production, …) → halt and emit:

Requested Proposed alternative
Security risk
Maintenance cost

Resume only on the verbatim string "I understand the risk and insist on this."

5. Output Format

Verification Log

  • Vercel Deployment Link: [preview or production URL]
  • Git Branch: [feature branch / develop / main]
  • PLAYWRIGHT Test Status: [PASS / FAIL]

Checklist

| ID | Item | Result | Evidence | | -- | --- | --- | --- | | F1 | Local QA Test | PASS / FAIL / N/A | [test log snippet] | | F2 | Preview URL | PASS / FAIL / N/A | [live vercel preview URL] | | F3 | Secret Scan | PASS / FAIL / N/A | [scan result summary] |

Code Changes

  • [file path]: [description of change]

Smoke Test Output

[Playwright execution output]

Remaining Risks

  • [untested features, credentials isolation, or "None"]

Recurrence Protection

  • [Rule / Hook / Test / Skill / "Not Needed" + reason; plus the repo URL, Vercel project, and Firebase project id]