Sbp deploy checklist
Use when deploying to production — verifies rollback readiness, monitoring, and change communication against mission-critical criteria and produces a go/no-go decision.From its SKILL.md
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Mission-Critical Deploy Checklist
Walk through this checklist before deploying to production. Every item must be answered — "not applicable" is a valid answer if you explain why.
Before deployment
- Change documented — What is changing, why, and what's the expected impact?
- Rollback plan — How do we roll back? How long does it take? Has it been tested?
- Blast radius understood — What systems are affected? What customers are in scope?
- Tests passing — All unit, integration, and smoke tests green?
- Review completed — Has another engineer reviewed this change?
- Communication — Does anyone need to know this is happening? (on-call, dependent teams, customers)
During deployment
- Monitoring open — Are dashboards and alerts visible during the deploy?
- Incremental rollout — Can this be deployed to a subset first? (canary, blue-green, feature flag)
- Rollback trigger defined — What metric or signal means "roll back now"?
After deployment
- Smoke test — Does the core functionality work in production?
- Metrics stable — Error rates, latency, and throughput within normal range?
- No alert noise — No new alerts firing?
- Cleanup — Any temporary changes (feature flags, extra logging) to revert?
Go / No-Go
Based on the checklist above, state:
- GO — all items addressed, risks are acceptable
- NO-GO — state which items are blocking and what needs to happen before retrying