taris-deploy-to-target

Deploy taris to Raspberry Pi targets with backups and service restarts.

Updated Mar 7, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/stas-ka/picoclaw --skill taris-deploy-to-target
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Skill: taris-deploy-to-target
Source: https://github.com/stas-ka/picoclaw/tree/main/.github/skills/taris-deploy-to-target
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/stas-ka/picoclaw --skill taris-deploy-to-target

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Deploy taris bot to Raspberry Pi targets safely and efficiently, with built-in backup, versioning, and post-deploy validation.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Safe, stepwise deployment to multiple targets (PI2/PI1)
  • In-place migrations, release notes, and service management
  • Rollback-safe backups and post-deploy verification

Quick Start

Prepare a timestamped backup on the target and then follow the incremental deploy steps to push updates and restart services.

Frequently Asked Questions about taris-deploy-to-target

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I safely deploy to a Raspberry Pi without losing my current configuration?

Safe Raspberry Pi deployment requires orchestrating timestamped backups before applying updates. This process executes stepwise deployments with rollback checks to ensure configurations remain intact if service restarts fail.

What is the best way to automate version bumps and service restarts on Raspberry Pi targets?

Automated version bumps and service restarts on Raspberry Pi targets are handled through incremental deployment steps. This enforces explicit version transitions, applies release notes, and validates post-deploy service availability.

Does this deployment process support multiple Raspberry Pi targets like OpenClawPI and OpenClawPI2?

Yes, the deployment process supports multiple Raspberry Pi targets including OpenClawPI and OpenClawPI2. It manages targeted deployments across these distinct environments consistently with target-specific validation.

How do I roll back a failed deployment on a Raspberry Pi?

Rolling back a failed Raspberry Pi deployment relies on rollback-safe backups created before version changes. The system checks deployment outcomes and logs audit trails to trigger safe restoration.

Why does my deployment fail during post-deploy validation on Raspberry Pi?

Deployment failures during post-deploy validation occur when service restarts or version bumps do not meet expected states. The system logs these deployment outcomes to identify specific validation step failures.