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Write a deploy guide so anyone on your team can ship a release, see what is live, and roll back. It reads your repo and fills docs/DEPLOY.md with hosts and domains, env var names per environment, first-time setup, the release pipeline, rollback steps, and a dev versus production differences table. Asks what it cannot see and never records secret values.

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SKILL.md

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22name: deploy-guide
3Removed: description: Write or update docs/DEPLOY.md, the one page that says where an app runs, how it gets there, how to tell what is live, and how to undo a bad release. Use when someone asks for a deploy guide, wants to document their release process, or changes hosting, env vars, or the pipeline.
3Added: description: "Write or update docs/DEPLOY.md, the one page that says where an app runs, how it gets there, how to tell what is live, and how to undo a bad release: hosts and domains, env var names per environment, first-time setup, how work reaches main, the release pipeline, rollback, and dev and production differences. Reads the repo, asks for what it cannot see, and never writes secret values. Use when someone asks for a deploy guide, deployment docs, or a release runbook, wants to document their release or rollback process, onboard a teammate to deploys, or changes hosting, env vars, or the pipeline."
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66# Deploy guide

kit.json

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6Added: "title": "Document how your app is deployed",
7Added: "description": "Write a deploy guide so anyone on your team can ship a release, see what is live, and roll back. It reads your repo and fills docs/DEPLOY.md with hosts and domains, env var names per environment, first-time setup, the release pipeline, rollback steps, and a dev versus production differences table. Asks what it cannot see and never records secret values.",
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