Detect project stack, build an artifact, and deploy to the target environment.
npx skills add https://github.com/marcmunoz-uno/jailbreak --skill deploy-marcmunoz-uno
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: deploy Source: https://github.com/marcmunoz-uno/jailbreak/tree/main/skills/deploy Command: npx skills add https://github.com/marcmunoz-uno/jailbreak --skill deploy-marcmunoz-uno
Deploying an application to the right environment is slow and error-prone, especially when you need to detect the stack, build correctly, and confirm it’s actually running.
Use cases include pushing changes to a sandbox, shipping a service to Docker/VPS/vercel/cloudflare, and deploying after a build completes and needs a verified go-live.
Run /deploy with your desired target (or omit it to deploy to the Conway sandbox) and wait for the skill to build, ship, verify, and output the live URL.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You can deploy an application to a sandbox environment with one command by running the deployment tool without specifying a target; it defaults to the Conway sandbox, builds the artifact, ships it, and verifies the live URL.
Continuous delivery works with Docker, VPS, Vercel, and Cloudflare targets by detecting the project stack, packaging the artifact, and orchestrating a target-specific rollout to ship the application.
To verify a deployment and run a health check after shipping, the monitor pass polls the health endpoint for up to 60 seconds, executes a smoke test, and reports the live URL with pass or fail status.
The best way to automate post-build releases is to sequentially orchestrate the build and ship process followed by health polling and smoke testing, which confirms the application is running and reports the live URL.
If the smoke test fails, you can rollback the deployment using the provided rollback command, which is reported alongside the pass or fail status and the resulting live URL after the verification pass.
Deployment fails if the project stack is not detected correctly because the system needs to identify the stack to select the appropriate build flow, package the artifact, and hand off to the correct target environment.
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