Marine Team
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Marine Team maintains operational runbooks and domain references for debugging, deploying, securing, and extending the Marine Video Portal on Vercel, Auth0, bunny.net, and Upstash Redis.
Agent Skills by Marine Team
Showing 13 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
MarineTeamdebugging-playbook
Diagnose runtime failures in a Next.js video portal from symptom to root cause.
MarineTeamarchitecture-contract
Documents load-bearing design invariants and weak points of the Marine Video Portal codebase.
MarineTeamenvironment-and-config
Documents and manages every environment variable for a Next.js video portal on Vercel.
MarineTeamfailure-archaeology
Indexes past incidents and deliberate oddities in the Marine Video Portal repository.
MarineTeamdependency-currency
Manages npm dependency currency, major bumps, and drift diagnosis for a lockfile-free Next.js repository.
MarineTeamrun-and-operate
Guides running, deploying, releasing, and rolling back a Next.js app on Vercel.
MarineTeamvalidation-and-qa
Defines evidence standards, test-writing runbooks, and acceptance criteria for verifying code changes.
MarineTeamdiagnostics-and-tooling
Diagnose Marine Video Portal health with read-only scripts for env vars, Redis, and bunny.net.
MarineTeamfeature-shipping-campaign
Sequences gated phases for shipping new features into a Next.js video portal.
MarineTeamsecurity-response
Triages CodeQL alerts, Dependabot CVEs, and secret leaks for the Marine Video Portal repository.
MarineTeamdocs-and-writing
Maps repository changes to required documentation updates with templates and style rules.
MarineTeamchange-control
Classifies changes and enforces lint, test, and build gates before merging pull requests.
MarineTeamdomain-reference
Documents third-party service behavior for Auth0, bunny.net, Redis, and Resend in this repository.
Frequently Asked Questions About Marine Team
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with Marine Team's skills?▼
You can debug Marine Video Portal runtime failures, run and deploy the app on Vercel, manage environment variables, bump dependencies safely, triage security alerts, write tests and docs, and ship new features through a gated end-to-end plan.
Who are these skills designed for?▼
They target engineers maintaining the Marine Video Portal repo — developers touching auth, sharing, playback, Redis keys, or admin routes who need symptom-to-fix runbooks, architecture invariants, and incident history before changing code.
How do I run and operate the Marine Video Portal?▼
Use npm run dev/build/start locally, deploy via Vercel auto-deploy with GitHub Actions CI as a status check, read logs in Vercel Deployments or Sentry, cut releases via CHANGELOG, git tag, and GitHub Release, and roll back with Vercel instant rollback.
What prerequisites and dependencies does the portal require?▼
Everything is configured through environment variables — no config files. Required services include Auth0, bunny.net Stream, Upstash Redis, Resend, and Sentry, with keys like AUTH0_*, BUNNY_*, KV_REST_API_*, and RESEND_API_KEY set in .env.local or Vercel.
How are changes reviewed and merged in this repo?▼
Every change follows change-control: required lint, test, and build checks, a branch-to-PR-to-CI-to-merge flow, non-negotiable rules backed by past incidents, and a pre-PR self-review checklist before modifying any file.