deploy-pipeline

Automate multi-service deployments across Convex, Railway, and Vercel with rollback safeguards.

1|1|Updated Apr 13, 2026

Search Tags:#rollback #production #audit #deploy #ci-cd #health-check #multi-service

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npx skills add https://github.com/Cheggin/request-for-startups --skill deploy-pipeline-cheggin

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Skill: deploy-pipeline
Source: https://github.com/Cheggin/request-for-startups/tree/main/skills/deploy-pipeline
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Cheggin/request-for-startups --skill deploy-pipeline-cheggin

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Automates the end-to-end deployment of multi-service applications across frontend, backend, and database stacks, eliminating manual coordination and human error.

Core Features & Use Cases

Pre-deploy checks to acquire a deployment lock, snapshot current versions, and validate tests.
Dependency-aware deployment order: database (Convex) first, then backend (Railway), then frontend (Vercel).
Post-deploy verification including health checks, end-to-end testing, and monitoring.
Rollback and governance: quick rollback in reverse order with audit-friendly logging.

Quick Start

Kick off a production deployment by triggering the deploy-pipeline workflow to perform pre-deploy checks, deploy services in the correct order, verify health, and rollback if issues are detected.

Frequently Asked Questions about deploy-pipeline

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I automate multi-service deployments across Convex, Railway, and Vercel?▼

Automate multi-service deployments by triggering a workflow that snapshots current versions, deploys the database on Convex, backend on Railway, and frontend on Vercel in dependency-aware order, then verifies health. This eliminates manual coordination across your stacks.

What is the correct deployment order for full-stack production releases?▼

The correct deployment order for production releases is database first, then backend, then frontend. This dependency-aware sequence ensures schema changes are applied before API servers restart and frontend clients attempt to fetch new data.

Can I rollback a multi-service production deployment if health checks fail?▼

Yes, you can rollback a multi-service production deployment if health checks fail. The workflow automatically restores previous version snapshots in reverse order—frontend, backend, then database—while generating audit-friendly logs of the entire process.

How do pre-deploy checks prevent concurrent production releases?▼

Pre-deploy checks prevent concurrent production releases by acquiring a deployment lock before any changes occur. This lock blocks other pipelines from executing, validates tests, and snapshots current versions to ensure a safe rollback path.

What's the best way to add audit logging to a CI/CD pipeline with rollback safeguards?▼

The best way to add audit logging to a CI/CD pipeline with rollback safeguards is to use an automated workflow that records version snapshots, deployment order, and health check results. It logs all pre-deploy locks and post-deploy verifications for governance.