What problem does it solve? Forcing a Vercel redeploy normally requires either using the Vercel dashboard or pushing an empty commit, both of which interrupt your flow or risk touching your working directory. This Skill pushes a harmless timestamp comment change to the deploy branch using a separate git worktree, so your local uncommitted changes are never disturbed. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Worktree-based isolation: Creates a temporary git worktree at the remote branch state, so the redeploy works even with uncommitted local changes in your main working directory. - Auto-detection of project config: Detects the package manager (pnpm, yarn, bun, npm) from lock files, finds the deploy branch, and locates the timestamp file by searching for an existing // redeploy: marker. - Pre-push build validation: Runs the build locally in the worktree, auto-fixes prettier formatting failures, and aborts safely on non-trivial errors like TypeScript or ESLint failures. - Use Case: You fixed a bug and merged to main, but Vercel did not pick up the deploy. Ask the agent to trigger a redeploy, and it pushes a timestamp comment commit without touching your in-progress work. ## Quick Start Trigger a Vercel redeploy of the frontend on the current branch.
