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Deploy application to target platform. Use when user explicitly says 'deploy', 'push to production', 'ship it'. Handles Vercel, Netlify, AWS, GCP, DigitalOcean, and VPS with pre-deploy verification and health checks. Enforces cost allocation tags + Managed-vs-Self-Host crossover
Deploy application to target platform. Use when user explicitly says 'deploy', 'push to production', 'ship it'. Handles Vercel, Netlify, AWS, GCP, DigitalOcean, and VPS with pre-deploy verification and health checks. Enforces cost allocation tags + Managed-vs-Self-Host crossover decisions so deploy choices map to actual unit economics, not hand-waved 'we'll optimize later'.
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Deploy applications to target platforms. Handles the full deployment flow — environment configuration, build, push, verification, and rollback if needed. Supports Vercel, Netlify, AWS, GCP, DigitalOcean, and custom VPS via SSH.
- Tests MUST pass (via
rune:verification) before deploy runs- Sentinel MUST pass (no CRITICAL issues) before deploy runs
- Both are non-negotiable. Failure = stop + report, never skip
launch (L1): deployment phase of launch pipeline/rune deploy direct invocationtest (L2): pre-deploy full test suitedb (L2): pre-deploy migration safety checkperf (L2): pre-deploy performance regression checkverification (L2): pre-deploy build + lint + type checksentinel (L2): pre-deploy security scanbrowser-pilot (L3): verify live deployment visuallywatchdog (L3): setup post-deploy monitoringjournal (L3): record deploy decision, rollback plan, and post-deploy statusincident (L2): if post-deploy health check fails → triage and containdeploy → verification — pre-deploy tests + build must passdeploy → sentinel — security must pass before pushCall rune:verification to run the full test suite and build.
If verification fails → STOP. Do NOT proceed. Report failure with test output.
Wiring evidence check (advisory): when deploying a FEATURE (not a hotfix — hotfix chain exempt) whose changes touch both UI and api/service/data files, look for cross-layer evidence: integration.verified (verification Level 3.5 passed) or convergence.clean (converge found zero gaps). Neither present → WARN the user explicitly — "Deploying UI+data changes with no cross-layer wiring evidence. Unit tests alone don't prove the buttons work. Proceed?" — and require confirmation. Advisory, not a block: the user can proceed, but never unknowingly.
Call rune:sentinel to run security scan.
If sentinel returns CRITICAL issues → STOP. Do NOT proceed. Report issues.
Both gates MUST pass. No exceptions.
Skip for: staging, preview, development deploys.
Before production deploy, verify ALL items:
| # | Check | How | Gate |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Version bumped | package.json/pyproject.toml version matches release | BLOCK if unchanged |
| 2 | Changelog updated | CHANGELOG.md has entry for this version | WARN if missing |
| 3 | Breaking changes documented | RFC artifact exists for each breaking change | BLOCK if RFC missing |
| 4 | Migration scripts ready | DB migrations tested on staging first | BLOCK if untested migration |
| 5 | Rollback plan documented | .rune/deploy/rollback-<version>.md exists | WARN if missing |
| 6 | Release notes drafted | Customer-facing notes for release-comms | WARN if missing |
| 7 | Dependencies locked | Lock file committed, no floating versions | BLOCK if unlocked |
Rollback Plan Template (.rune/deploy/rollback-<version>.md):
# Rollback Plan: v<version>
## Trigger Conditions
- [When to rollback — e.g., error rate >5%, P0 incident, data corruption]
## Steps
1. [Revert command — e.g., `vercel rollback`, `fly releases rollback`]
2. [DB rollback — e.g., `npm run migrate:rollback` or "N/A — no migration"]
3. [Cache invalidation if needed]
4. [Notify stakeholders]
## Verification
- [ ] Previous version serving traffic
- [ ] Health check passing
- [ ] No data loss confirmed
## Post-Rollback
- [ ] Incident created for root cause analysis
- [ ] Fix branch created from rolled-back commit
If any BLOCK item fails → STOP deploy. Fix before retrying. If WARN items missing → proceed but flag in deploy report.
Use Bash to inspect the project root for platform config files:
ls vercel.json netlify.toml Dockerfile fly.toml 2>/dev/null
cat package.json | grep -A5 '"scripts"'
Map findings to platform:
| File found | Platform |
|---|---|
vercel.json | Vercel |
netlify.toml | Netlify |
fly.toml | Fly.io |
Dockerfile | Docker / VPS |
package.json deploy script | npm deploy |
If no config found, ask the user which platform to target before continuing.
Use Bash to run the platform-specific deploy command:
| Platform | Command |
|---|---|
| Vercel | vercel --prod |
| Netlify | netlify deploy --prod |
| Fly.io | fly deploy |
| Docker | docker build -t app . && docker push <registry>/app |
| npm script | npm run deploy |
Capture full command output. Extract deployed URL from output.
Use Bash to check the deployed URL returns HTTP 200:
curl -o /dev/null -s -w "%{http_code}" <deployed-url>
If status is not 200 → flag as WARNING, do not treat as hard failure unless 5xx.
If rune:browser-pilot is available, call it to take a screenshot of the deployed URL for visual confirmation.
After deploy is live, compare metrics against pre-deploy baseline for a 15-minute observation window:
| Metric | ADVANCE (healthy) | HOLD & INVESTIGATE | ROLLBACK IMMEDIATELY |
|---|---|---|---|
| Error rate | ≤ 10% above baseline | 10–100% above baseline | > 2× baseline |
| Latency (p95) | ≤ 20% above baseline | 20–100% above baseline | > 2× baseline |
| Availability | ≥ 99.5% | 98–99.5% | < 98% |
Decision rules:
rune:incidentFor progressive rollouts (feature-flag mode), apply the tighter thresholds defined in the Progressive Rollout Chain section instead.
Call rune:watchdog to set up post-deploy monitoring alerts on the deployed URL.
Output the deploy report:
## Deploy Report
- **Platform**: [target]
- **Status**: success | failed | rollback
- **URL**: [deployed URL]
- **Build Time**: [duration]
### Checks
- Tests: passed | failed
- Security: passed | failed ([count] issues)
- HTTP Status: [code]
- Visual: [screenshot path if browser-pilot ran]
- Monitoring: active | skipped
If any step failed, include the error output and recommended next action.
When deploying high-risk changes (new features, migrations, architectural changes), use staged rollout instead of all-at-once deploy. Triggered by: user says "canary", "rollout", "feature flag", "staged", or "progressive" — or when release checklist item 3 (breaking changes) fires.
Stage 1: CANARY (5% traffic)
→ deploy to production with feature flag OFF
→ enable flag for 5% of users (staff, beta users, or random sample)
→ watchdog: monitor error rate, latency, conversions for 15-30 minutes
→ GATE: error rate < 0.5% AND latency ≤ baseline × 1.2
Stage 2: EXPAND (25% → 50% → 100%)
→ for each step: enable flag for N%, wait 15 min, check watchdog metrics
→ GATE: same thresholds at each step
→ At 100%: cleanup flag (remove feature flag code, ship cleanup PR)
ROLLBACK TRIGGER: any stage fails watchdog gate → immediately set flag to 0%, incident auto-created
| Platform | Flag Mechanism | Cleanup Step |
|---|---|---|
| Vercel | Edge Config or @vercel/flags | Remove flag key after 100% rollout |
| LaunchDarkly | SDK variation check | Archive flag, clean up variation() calls |
| Growthbook | Feature flag SDK | Deactivate + remove SDK calls |
DIY .env flag | FEATURE_X_ENABLED=true env var | Remove env var + conditional after 100% |
Minimum feature flag implementation (no platform dependency):
// Simple env-based flag — works anywhere
const FEATURE_X = process.env.FEATURE_X_ENABLED === 'true';
if (FEATURE_X) { /* new path */ } else { /* old path */ }
// Cleanup: when flag reaches 100% → inline the new path, delete the conditional
Production deploys frequently default to "managed" (Vercel, Cloudflare Workers, Supabase, etc.) for speed-of-setup, then quietly bleed budget as scale grows. The opposite mistake — self-hosting at 10K MAU "to save money" — wastes more engineering time than the bill it saves. The crossover point is workload-dependent. Defaults below are heuristic; verify against operator's actual bill before recommending a switch.
| Workload | Stay managed until ~ | Self-host above | Reason |
|---|---|---|---|
| Auth (Clerk, Auth0, Supabase auth) | 200K MAU | 200K+ MAU AND auth-customization needs | Per-MAU pricing kicks 5-10× at scale; OSS alternatives (better-auth, Keycloak) have mature implementations |
| Search (Algolia, Typesense Cloud) | 500K records OR 100K queries/mo | Beyond either | Per-record + per-query stacks; OpenSearch/Meilisearch self-host crosses over at this volume |
| Database (managed Postgres — Supabase, Neon, RDS) | $500/mo bill | $500+ bill AND ops capacity exists | Below $500 the on-call burden of self-host dominates; above $500 the savings cover an engineer's bandwidth |
| Object storage (S3, R2, Backblaze) | Almost never self-host | Petabyte-scale + bandwidth-heavy use | S3-class storage is hard to beat below 10PB; cross-region egress is usually the real cost lever |
| Email (SendGrid, Resend, Postmark) | Almost never self-host | Compliance-driven requirement only | SMTP reputation + deliverability take years to build; running mail server for cost is false economy |
| CDN (Cloudflare, Fastly) | Almost never self-host | Edge-compute customization + > 100TB/mo egress | Cloudflare free tier alone covers most projects; CDN self-host is rarely the right answer |
| Compute (Vercel/Netlify/Workers) | $300-500/mo bill | $500+/mo AND traffic stable | Below $500 the operational overhead of K8s/Fly/VPS dominates; above, dedicated container hosting wins |
| Vector DB (Pinecone, Weaviate Cloud) | $200/mo OR < 10M vectors | $200+ AND vectors > 10M | Self-hosted Qdrant/Milvus crosses over at moderate scale |
| Queue (SQS, Cloud Tasks) | Almost never self-host | Latency-critical sub-5ms only | Per-message pricing is low; self-host (RabbitMQ, NATS) only when latency SLO < 5ms |
Operator decision rule: do NOT migrate to self-host purely on bill size. Verify all three:
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# deploy
## Purpose
Deploy applications to target platforms. Handles the full deployment flow — environment configuration, build, push, verification, and rollback if needed. Supports Vercel, Netlify, AWS, GCP, DigitalOcean, and custom VPS via SSH.
<HARD-GATE>
- Tests MUST pass (via `rune:verification`) before deploy runs
- Sentinel MUST pass (no CRITICAL issues) before deploy runs
- Both are non-negotiable. Failure = stop + report, never skip
</HARD-GATE>
## Called By (inbound)
- `launch` (L1): deployment phase of launch pipeline
- User: `/rune deploy` direct invocation
## Calls (outbound)
- `test` (L2): pre-deploy full test suite
- `db` (L2): pre-deploy migration safety check
- `perf` (L2): pre-deploy performance regression check
- `verification` (L2): pre-deploy build + lint + type check
- `sentinel` (L2): pre-deploy security scan
- `browser-pilot` (L3): verify live deployment visually
- `watchdog` (L3): setup post-deploy monitoring
- `journal` (L3): record deploy decision, rollback plan, and post-deploy status
- `incident` (L2): if post-deploy health check fails → triage and contain
- L4 extension packs: domain-specific deploy patterns when context matches (e.g., @rune/devops for infrastructure)
## Cross-Hub Connections
- `deploy` → `verification` — pre-deploy tests + build must pass
- `deploy` → `sentinel` — security must pass before push
## Execution Steps
### Step 1 — Pre-deploy checks (HARD-GATE)
Call `rune:verification` to run the full test suite and build.
```
If verification fails → STOP. Do NOT proceed. Report failure with test output.
```
**Wiring evidence check (advisory)**: when deploying a FEATURE (not a hotfix — hotfix chain exempt) whose changes touch both UI and api/service/data files, look for cross-layer evidence: `integration.verified` (verification Level 3.5 passed) or `convergence.clean` (converge found zero gaps). Neither present → WARN the user explicitly — "Deploying UI+data changes with no cross-layer wiring evidence. Unit tests alone don't prove the buttons work. Proceed?" — and require confirmation. Advisory, not a block: the user can proceed, but never unknowingly.
Call `rune:sentinel` to run security scan.
```
If sentinel returns CRITICAL issues → STOP. Do NOT proceed. Report issues.
```
Both gates MUST pass. No exceptions.
### Step 1.5 — Release Checklist (Production Deploys Only)
**Skip for**: staging, preview, development deploys.
Before production deploy, verify ALL items:
| # | Check | How | Gate |
|---|-------|-----|------|
| 1 | Version bumped | `package.json`/`pyproject.toml` version matches release | BLOCK if unchanged |
| 2 | Changelog updated | `CHANGELOG.md` has entry for this version | WARN if missing |
| 3 | Breaking changes documented | RFC artifact exists for each breaking change | BLOCK if RFC missing |
| 4 | Migration scripts ready | DB migrations tested on staging first | BLOCK if untested migration |
| 5 | Rollback plan documented | `.rune/deploy/rollback-<version>.md` exists | WARN if missing |
| 6 | Release notes drafted | Customer-facing notes for release-comms | WARN if missing |
| 7 | Dependencies locked | Lock file committed, no floating versions | BLOCK if unlocked |
**Rollback Plan Template** (`.rune/deploy/rollback-<version>.md`):
```markdown
# Rollback Plan: v<version>
## Trigger Conditions
- [When to rollback — e.g., error rate >5%, P0 incident, data corruption]
## Steps
1. [Revert command — e.g., `vercel rollback`, `fly releases rollback`]
2. [DB rollback — e.g., `npm run migrate:rollback` or "N/A — no migration"]
3. [Cache invalidation if needed]
4. [Notify stakeholders]
## Verification
- [ ] Previous version serving traffic
- [ ] Health check passing
- [ ] No data loss confirmed
## Post-Rollback
- [ ] Incident created for root cause analysis
- [ ] Fix branch created from rolled-back commit
```
If any BLOCK item fails → STOP deploy. Fix before retrying.
If WARN items missing → proceed but flag in deploy report.
### Step 2 — Detect platform
Use `Bash` to inspect the project root for platform config files:
```bash
ls vercel.json netlify.toml Dockerfile fly.toml 2>/dev/null
cat package.json | grep -A5 '"scripts"'
```
Map findings to platform:
| File found | Platform |
|---|---|
| `vercel.json` | Vercel |
| `netlify.toml` | Netlify |
| `fly.toml` | Fly.io |
| `Dockerfile` | Docker / VPS |
| `package.json` deploy script | npm deploy |
If no config found, ask the user which platform to target before continuing.
### Step 3 — Deploy
Use `Bash` to run the platform-specific deploy command:
| Platform | Command |
|---|---|
| Vercel | `vercel --prod` |
| Netlify | `netlify deploy --prod` |
| Fly.io | `fly deploy` |
| Docker | `docker build -t app . && docker push <registry>/app` |
| npm script | `npm run deploy` |
Capture full command output. Extract deployed URL from output.
### Step 4 — Verify deployment
Use `Bash` to check the deployed URL returns HTTP 200:
```bash
curl -o /dev/null -s -w "%{http_code}" <deployed-url>
```
If status is not 200 → flag as WARNING, do not treat as hard failure unless 5xx.
If `rune:browser-pilot` is available, call it to take a screenshot of the deployed URL for visual confirmation.
### Step 4.5 — Post-Deploy Health Thresholds
After deploy is live, compare metrics against pre-deploy baseline for a 15-minute observation window:
| Metric | ADVANCE (healthy) | HOLD & INVESTIGATE | ROLLBACK IMMEDIATELY |
|--------|--------------------|--------------------|----------------------|
| Error rate | ≤ 10% above baseline | 10–100% above baseline | > 2× baseline |
| Latency (p95) | ≤ 20% above baseline | 20–100% above baseline | > 2× baseline |
| Availability | ≥ 99.5% | 98–99.5% | < 98% |
**Decision rules:**
- ANY metric hits ROLLBACK → execute rollback plan immediately, invoke `rune:incident`
- ANY metric hits HOLD → extend monitoring to 30 minutes, alert user with specific metric
- ADVANCE only when ALL metrics are healthy for the full observation window
- If no baseline exists (first deploy), use absolute thresholds: error rate < 1%, p95 < 2s, availability > 99%
For progressive rollouts (feature-flag mode), apply the tighter thresholds defined in the Progressive Rollout Chain section instead.
### Step 5 — Monitor
Call `rune:watchdog` to set up post-deploy monitoring alerts on the deployed URL.
### Step 6 — Report
Output the deploy report:
```
## Deploy Report
- **Platform**: [target]
- **Status**: success | failed | rollback
- **URL**: [deployed URL]
- **Build Time**: [duration]
### Checks
- Tests: passed | failed
- Security: passed | failed ([count] issues)
- HTTP Status: [code]
- Visual: [screenshot path if browser-pilot ran]
- Monitoring: active | skipped
```
If any step failed, include the error output and recommended next action.
## Progressive Rollout / Feature Flag Mode
When deploying high-risk changes (new features, migrations, architectural changes), use staged rollout instead of all-at-once deploy. Triggered by: user says "canary", "rollout", "feature flag", "staged", or "progressive" — or when release checklist item 3 (breaking changes) fires.
### Progressive Rollout Chain
```
Stage 1: CANARY (5% traffic)
→ deploy to production with feature flag OFF
→ enable flag for 5% of users (staff, beta users, or random sample)
→ watchdog: monitor error rate, latency, conversions for 15-30 minutes
→ GATE: error rate < 0.5% AND latency ≤ baseline × 1.2
Stage 2: EXPAND (25% → 50% → 100%)
→ for each step: enable flag for N%, wait 15 min, check watchdog metrics
→ GATE: same thresholds at each step
→ At 100%: cleanup flag (remove feature flag code, ship cleanup PR)
ROLLBACK TRIGGER: any stage fails watchdog gate → immediately set flag to 0%, incident auto-created
```
### Feature Flag Integration
| Platform | Flag Mechanism | Cleanup Step |
|----------|---------------|-------------|
| Vercel | Edge Config or `@vercel/flags` | Remove flag key after 100% rollout |
| LaunchDarkly | SDK variation check | Archive flag, clean up `variation()` calls |
| Growthbook | Feature flag SDK | Deactivate + remove SDK calls |
| DIY `.env` flag | `FEATURE_X_ENABLED=true` env var | Remove env var + conditional after 100% |
**Minimum feature flag implementation** (no platform dependency):
```typescript
// Simple env-based flag — works anywhere
const FEATURE_X = process.env.FEATURE_X_ENABLED === 'true';
if (FEATURE_X) { /* new path */ } else { /* old path */ }
// Cleanup: when flag reaches 100% → inline the new path, delete the conditional
```
### Skip if
- Hotfix deploy (urgency outweighs staged rollout)
- Static site deploy with no user-state impact
- Non-production deploy (staging, preview)
## Managed vs Self-Host Crossover
Production deploys frequently default to "managed" (Vercel, Cloudflare Workers, Supabase, etc.) for speed-of-setup, then quietly bleed budget as scale grows. The opposite mistake — self-hosting at 10K MAU "to save money" — wastes more engineering time than the bill it saves. The crossover point is workload-dependent. Defaults below are heuristic; verify against operator's actual bill before recommending a switch.
| Workload | Stay managed until ~ | Self-host above | Reason |
|---|---|---|---|
| **Auth (Clerk, Auth0, Supabase auth)** | 200K MAU | 200K+ MAU AND auth-customization needs | Per-MAU pricing kicks 5-10× at scale; OSS alternatives (better-auth, Keycloak) have mature implementations |
| **Search (Algolia, Typesense Cloud)** | 500K records OR 100K queries/mo | Beyond either | Per-record + per-query stacks; OpenSearch/Meilisearch self-host crosses over at this volume |
| **Database (managed Postgres — Supabase, Neon, RDS)** | $500/mo bill | $500+ bill AND ops capacity exists | Below $500 the on-call burden of self-host dominates; above $500 the savings cover an engineer's bandwidth |
| **Object storage (S3, R2, Backblaze)** | Almost never self-host | Petabyte-scale + bandwidth-heavy use | S3-class storage is hard to beat below 10PB; cross-region egress is usually the real cost lever |
| **Email (SendGrid, Resend, Postmark)** | Almost never self-host | Compliance-driven requirement only | SMTP reputation + deliverability take years to build; running mail server for cost is false economy |
| **CDN (Cloudflare, Fastly)** | Almost never self-host | Edge-compute customization + > 100TB/mo egress | Cloudflare free tier alone covers most projects; CDN self-host is rarely the right answer |
| **Compute (Vercel/Netlify/Workers)** | $300-500/mo bill | $500+/mo AND traffic stable | Below $500 the operational overhead of K8s/Fly/VPS dominates; above, dedicated container hosting wins |
| **Vector DB (Pinecone, Weaviate Cloud)** | $200/mo OR < 10M vectors | $200+ AND vectors > 10M | Self-hosted Qdrant/Milvus crosses over at moderate scale |
| **Queue (SQS, Cloud Tasks)** | Almost never self-host | Latency-critical sub-5ms only | Per-message pricing is low; self-host (RabbitMQ, NATS) only when latency SLO < 5ms |
**Operator decision rule**: do NOT migrate to self-host purely on bill size. Verify all three:
1. **Bill threshold crossed** (per table above)
2. **Ops bandwidth exists** (someone on-call who can run the service)
3. **Customization need exists** (the managed service blocks something specific)
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"Financial research output is not financial advice; require human review before any live investment decision.",
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"Financial research output is not financial advice; require human review before any live investment decision.",
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