gaia-rollback-plan

A rollback plan defines automated and manual triggers to halt deployments, providing step-by-step procedures, data reversal strategies, and communication protocols to ensure safe post-incident recovery.

Post-rollback verification involves checking the deployment state, validating data reversal strategies, and executing communication plans to confirm system stability across environments after rolling back.

A rollback framework is needed when applying deployment strategies across environments, requiring defined trigger criteria, step-by-step procedures, and post-rollback verification to manage incidents safely.

Define rollback triggers by evaluating automated deployment signals and manual incident response inputs to establish precise criteria that dictate when to initiate a rollback across environments.

Yes, the skill generates a downloadable rollback plan artifact written to docs/implementation-artifacts/rollback-plan-1.0.0.md, containing trigger criteria, procedures, and communication plans for team distribution.

Yes, the rollback framework applies across environments and deployment strategies, generating tailored trigger criteria, step-by-step procedures, and post-rollback verification for each specific approach.