/ship-prod
Use when deploying qaskills.sh to production, verifying whether a deploy landed, or when a push to main did not show up on the live site, e.g. "deploy", "ship it", "push this live", "is prod updated?", "the site still shows the old version".
$ npx -y skills add PramodDutta/qaskills --skill ship-prod --agent claude-codeHow it fires
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/ship-prod
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Use when deploying qaskills.sh to production, verifying whether a deploy landed, or when a push to main did not show up on the live site, e.g. "deploy", "ship it", "push this live", "is prod updated?", "the site still shows the old version".
SKILL.md
ship-prod.SKILL.mdname: ship-prod
description: Use when deploying qaskills.sh to production, verifying whether a deploy landed, or when a push to main did not show up on the live site, e.g. "deploy", "ship it", "push this live", "is prod updated?", "the site still shows the old version".
Ship Prod
Deploys COMMITTED HEAD only, to the correct Vercel project, then proves the deploy landed. `git push` to main does not reliably auto-deploy; this skill is the deploy path.
Fixed facts
- Project: `qaskills.sh`, project ID `prj_rDKli4AyhHoXZXV8NHrs92Ncbf4f`, org `team_DGM6VSs6vhASlhktmHkSqPwn`, account `luckydutta96`
- A decoy project `qaskills` exists WITHOUT the domain. Never deploy there. Never accept interactive "link this directory?" defaults.
- Build command lives in root `vercel.json` (`shared build && web build`); Node must stay 20.x (Neon driver breaks on 24)
- `vercel --prod` uploads the WORKING TREE, not git HEAD
- `.vercel/project.json` is gitignored, so fresh worktrees are unlinked: explicit env IDs required there
Preflight
cd /Users/promode/qaskills
vercel whoami # must be luckydutta96; else STOP, user must vercel login
git status --short # empty => clean path; anything => worktree path
git log -1 --oneline --stat | head -15 # confirm HEAD is exactly what you intend to ship
pnpm --filter @qaskills/shared build && pnpm --filter @qaskills/web build # never ship a red build
Deploy
**Clean tree** (no modified or untracked files that could ship):
cd /Users/promode/qaskills && npx vercel --prod --yes
**Dirty tree** (default assumption; the working tree here usually carries WIP):
DEPLOY_DIR=$(mktemp -d)/qaskills-deploy
git -C /Users/promode/qaskills worktree add "$DEPLOY_DIR" HEAD
cd "$DEPLOY_DIR"
VERCEL_ORG_ID=team_DGM6VSs6vhASlhktmHkSqPwn \
VERCEL_PROJECT_ID=prj_rDKli4AyhHoXZXV8NHrs92Ncbf4f \
npx vercel --prod --yes
cd /Users/promode/qaskills
git worktree remove "$DEPLOY_DIR" --force
Capture the deployment URL the CLI prints; it goes in the final summary.
Verify (required, every deploy)
npx vercel ls | head -5 # newest deployment: Ready, Production
curl -s -o /dev/null -w '%{http_code}\n' https://qaskills.sh # 200
# The specific change, visible live. Examples:
curl -s -o /dev/null -w '%{http_code}\n' https://qaskills.sh/blog/<new-slug> # new article: 200
curl -s https://qaskills.sh/<changed-page> | grep -c '<expected-marker>' # code change: >= 1All three must pass before saying "deployed". If the domain still serves old content while the new deployment is Ready, the alias did not move: `npx vercel promote <deployment-url>`.
Rollback
npx vercel ls # find the previous Ready production deployment
npx vercel promote <previous-url> # fast path: point the domain back
For a code-level revert, `git revert <sha>` on main, then run this skill again.
Failure modes
| Symptom | Cause | Fix | |---|---|---| | CLI asks to link / offers project `qaskills` | Unlinked dir, interactive defaults | Abort; re-run with both VERCEL_* env vars set | | `Error: not authorized` / wrong scope | Logged into another account | `vercel whoami`; user runs `vercel login` as luckydutta96 | | Vercel build fails, local build green | Env-dependent code at import time | Lazy-init pattern (see CLAUDE.md); no secrets required at build | | Deploy Ready but site unchanged | Domain alias on older deployment, or you shipped stale HEAD | `vercel promote`; confirm intended commit was in HEAD | | WIP appeared on prod | Deployed dirty working tree directly | Roll back via promote, then redeploy via worktree |
Red flags
- "The push probably triggered a deploy"
- Deploying from a dirty root without the worktree
- Answering Vercel's interactive prompts with defaults
- Declaring success without the three verification commands' output
- Touching Vercel project settings (Node version, env vars, domains) without user approval
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name: ship-prod description: Use when deploying qaskills.sh to production, verifying whether a deploy landed, or when a push to main did not show up on the live site, e.g. "deploy", "ship it", "push this live", "is prod updated?", "the site still shows the old version".
Ship Prod
Deploys COMMITTED HEAD only, to the correct Vercel project, then proves the deploy landed. `git push` to main does not reliably auto-deploy; this skill is the deploy path.
Fixed facts
- Project: `qaskills.sh`, project ID `prj_rDKli4AyhHoXZXV8NHrs92Ncbf4f`, org `team_DGM6VSs6vhASlhktmHkSqPwn`, account `luckydutta96`
- A decoy project `qaskills` exists WITHOUT the domain. Never deploy there. Never accept interactive "link this directory?" defaults.
- Build command lives in root `vercel.json` (`shared build && web build`); Node must stay 20.x (Neon driver breaks on 24)
- `vercel --prod` uploads the WORKING TREE, not git HEAD
- `.vercel/project.json` is gitignored, so fresh worktrees are unlinked: explicit env IDs required there
Preflight
cd /Users/promode/qaskills vercel whoami # must be luckydutta96; else STOP, user must vercel login git status --short # empty => clean path; anything => worktree path git log -1 --oneline --stat | head -15 # confirm HEAD is exactly what you intend to ship pnpm --filter @qaskills/shared build && pnpm --filter @qaskills/web build # never ship a red build
Deploy
**Clean tree** (no modified or untracked files that could ship):
cd /Users/promode/qaskills && npx vercel --prod --yes
**Dirty tree** (default assumption; the working tree here usually carries WIP):
DEPLOY_DIR=$(mktemp -d)/qaskills-deploy git -C /Users/promode/qaskills worktree add "$DEPLOY_DIR" HEAD cd "$DEPLOY_DIR" VERCEL_ORG_ID=team_DGM6VSs6vhASlhktmHkSqPwn \ VERCEL_PROJECT_ID=prj_rDKli4AyhHoXZXV8NHrs92Ncbf4f \ npx vercel --prod --yes cd /Users/promode/qaskills git worktree remove "$DEPLOY_DIR" --force
Capture the deployment URL the CLI prints; it goes in the final summary.
Verify (required, every deploy)
npx vercel ls | head -5 # newest deployment: Ready, Production
curl -s -o /dev/null -w '%{http_code}\n' https://qaskills.sh # 200
# The specific change, visible live. Examples:
curl -s -o /dev/null -w '%{http_code}\n' https://qaskills.sh/blog/<new-slug> # new article: 200
curl -s https://qaskills.sh/<changed-page> | grep -c '<expected-marker>' # code change: >= 1All three must pass before saying "deployed". If the domain still serves old content while the new deployment is Ready, the alias did not move: `npx vercel promote <deployment-url>`.
Rollback
npx vercel ls # find the previous Ready production deployment npx vercel promote <previous-url> # fast path: point the domain back
For a code-level revert, `git revert <sha>` on main, then run this skill again.
Failure modes
| Symptom | Cause | Fix | |---|---|---| | CLI asks to link / offers project `qaskills` | Unlinked dir, interactive defaults | Abort; re-run with both VERCEL_* env vars set | | `Error: not authorized` / wrong scope | Logged into another account | `vercel whoami`; user runs `vercel login` as luckydutta96 | | Vercel build fails, local build green | Env-dependent code at import time | Lazy-init pattern (see CLAUDE.md); no secrets required at build | | Deploy Ready but site unchanged | Domain alias on older deployment, or you shipped stale HEAD | `vercel promote`; confirm intended commit was in HEAD | | WIP appeared on prod | Deployed dirty working tree directly | Roll back via promote, then redeploy via worktree |
Red flags
- "The push probably triggered a deploy"
- Deploying from a dirty root without the worktree
- Answering Vercel's interactive prompts with defaults
- Declaring success without the three verification commands' output
- Touching Vercel project settings (Node version, env vars, domains) without user approval
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