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@Hainrixz Hainrixz released this 19 Apr 02:41

First public release of /all-deploy — a Claude Code skill that detects, audits, and deploys any web app, API, or agent with a strict pre-deploy audit and a preview → health-check → prod flow.

What's in v0.1.0

Targets supported

  • Vercel — Next.js, Vite, Astro, Remix, Nuxt, SvelteKit, static sites
  • Railway — FastAPI, Flask, Express, Python workers, MCP HTTP, agent loops
  • Docker + SSH VPS — self-hosted, stateful, multi-service compose stacks
  • cloudflared tunnel — local dev exposure, quick demos

Agent shapes with first-class recipes

  • FastAPI / Flask HTTP
  • MCP server (stdio publishes to npm/PyPI; HTTP deploys to Railway)
  • Claude Agent SDK script (Railway worker or cron)
  • Generic Python worker (Celery, RQ, APScheduler)

Safety-first design

  • 8 hard rules documented at the top of SKILL.md
  • Strict pre-deploy audit with 16 secret regexes + 10 check types
  • Preview-URL health check gates production promotion
  • Hybrid mode: ask user at start (default), or opt into auto / step by step with a trigger phrase

Run-locally mode runs the same scoped audit and then starts the app on your machine, optionally chained to cloudflared for a temporary public URL.

Install

git clone https://github.com/Hainrixz/all-deploy.git ~/.claude/skills/all-deploy

Or download all-deploy.skill below and install via your Claude Code skill manager.

Usage

In Claude Code:

  • /all-deploy — starts the cloud deploy flow (asks full-auto vs step-by-step)
  • /all-deploy auto — full-auto with a 5-second ESC window before prod
  • /all-deploy step — step-by-step, requires explicit "yes" before prod
  • /all-deploy local — run locally instead

Out of scope for v1

Netlify, Fly, Modal, Hugging Face Spaces, Cloudflare Pages/Workers, GitHub Pages, AWS/GCP/Azure, DB migration hooks, CI/CD setup, npm/PyPI publishing, automatic rollback. Targeted for v2 based on community demand.

Requirements

macOS or Linux. Windows users should install under WSL2.

License

MIT.