deployment

Configure production deployments with run and build commands for specified targets.

Updated Dec 25, 2025
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npx skills add https://github.com/Darsh20009/genmz-shop --skill deployment-darsh20009
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Skill: deployment
Source: https://github.com/Darsh20009/genmz-shop/tree/main/.local/skills/deployment
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Darsh20009/genmz-shop --skill deployment-darsh20009

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

Configure production deployments by selecting a deployment target, then supply run and build commands to run in that environment.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Configure deployment targets (autoscale, vm, scheduled, static) and corresponding run/build commands
  • Publish projects to production and monitor / debug deployment issues with server logs
  • Support utilities like fetchDeploymentLogs and guidance for production workflows

Quick Start

Configure deployment settings for your project and publish when ready.

Frequently Asked Questions about deployment

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I configure a production deployment for an API or website?

To configure a production deployment, you select a deployment target, then supply the run and build commands to execute in that environment. The deployment validates inputs like the target, run command, and public directory.

What deployment targets are available for publishing apps?

Available deployment targets include autoscale, vm, scheduled, and static. You select the target that matches your workload, then provide the corresponding run and build commands to publish your project.

How do I read deployment logs to debug production issues?

You can read deployment logs using the fetchDeploymentLogs utility. This exposes server logs to help you monitor and debug deployment issues directly in the production environment.

Can I use autoscale targets for scheduled tasks and static websites?

Autoscale targets support dynamic scaling, while scheduled targets handle timed tasks and static targets serve fixed assets. You select the target matching your workload and supply the appropriate run commands.

What inputs do I need to validate before publishing to production?

The deployment process validates inputs including deploymentTarget, run, build, and publicDir. Supplying these correctly ensures a safe, production-grade deployment workflow for websites, APIs, and services.

Why is my deployment not working after supplying build commands?

Deployment issues often stem from invalid inputs for deploymentTarget, run, build, or publicDir. Use the fetchDeploymentLogs utility to read server logs and debug the production environment.