Deploy Helper

One-command deployment assistant. Generate Dockerfiles, docker-compose configs, Nginx configs, CI/CD pipelines, Vercel/Netlify configs, Kubernetes manifests.

Security Scan

The skill appears to do what it says—generate deployment config templates—and its files and runtime instructions are coherent and proportionate to that purpose.

Purpose & Capability

Name/description (generate Dockerfiles, compose, nginx, CI, Vercel/Netlify, k8s) align with the included SKILL.md and the two scripts: scripts/deploy.sh prints templates for all listed targets; scripts/script.sh is a small local developer helper. No unrelated credentials, binaries, or external services are required.

Instruction Scope

SKILL.md instructs running bash scripts (scripts/deploy.sh). The deploy.sh code only prints config templates and does not read or exfiltrate system files or environment variables. The included script.sh writes local logs and provides a local CLI; its behavior is limited to creating a data directory and appending to log files.

Install Mechanism

No install spec or external downloads. The skill is instruction-only with bundled scripts (no packages fetched at install time), which is the lowest-risk install model described in the guidance.

Credentials

The skill declares no required env vars. scripts/script.sh will honor an optional DEPLOY_HELPER_DIR and otherwise uses XDG_DATA_HOME or $HOME to create ~/.local/share/deploy-helper and write history.log/config references. This local file I/O is reasonable for a developer tool, but users should expect files to be created in their home directory. The templates include example credentials (e.g., postgres://user:pass) only as placeholders—these are not actual secret reads but should be replaced before production use.

Persistence & Privilege

always:false and the skill does not modify other skills or global agent settings. The only persistence is the script.sh behavior which creates a per-user data directory and appends local logs—limited and proportional to a CLI helper's purpose.

Assessment

This skill is coherent with its description: it generates deployment config templates and includes a small local helper script. Before running, note that: 1) scripts/script.sh will create a directory (default ~/.local/share/deploy-helper) and append files like history.log and reference a config path—if you don't want local files, set DEPLOY_HELPER_DIR or avoid running that script; 2) outputs contain example placeholder credentials (e.g., postgres://user:pass)—replace them with real secrets stored securely (platform secrets or a vault) before deploying; 3) the tool only prints templates (deploy.sh) and does not perform network operations or exfiltrate data, but always review generated configs before applying them in production or CI. If you want extra assurance, inspect the bundled scripts locally and run them in a disposable test repo or container first.

From local to production — deployment configs generated in seconds.

Usage

bash scripts/deploy.sh <command> <project_type> [options]

Where project_type is one of: node, python, go, java, static

Commands

Containers

• docker <type> — Multi-stage Dockerfile with security best practices
• compose <type> — docker-compose.yml with common middleware

Web Server

• nginx <type> — Nginx config (reverse proxy / SPA / static site)
• ssl <domain> — SSL/Let's Encrypt certificate config

CI/CD

• ci <platform> — CI/CD pipeline (github / gitlab / jenkins)

Serverless

• vercel <type> — vercel.json configuration
• netlify <type> — netlify.toml configuration

Orchestration

• k8s <type> — Kubernetes Deployment + Service + Ingress YAML

Choosing a Deploy Path

Side project  → Vercel / Netlify (zero config)
Small team    → Docker Compose + Nginx
Production    → K8s + CI/CD + SSL

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