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When a storefront production deploy goes live, watch error rates and p95 latency for the next 15 minutes. If either regresses against baseline, roll it back and say why.

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Done. The trigger fires when a Vercel deploy on storefront reaches ready. Rolling back and opening an incident are smart actions: they only run when the agent judges the run noteworthy. Results go to Slack, quiet runs stay quiet. Anything you want to change before you create it?

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Roll back a bad deploy

Watches storefront production deploys and rolls back the bad ones.

Trigger
Vercel deploy state ready on main
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When a production deploy goes live, watch error rates and p95 latency on storefront for the next 15 minutes. If either regresses against baseline, roll the deployment back and say why.

Actions
Roll back deployment smart Open incident smart Comment on pull request

smart: runs only when the agent judged the run noteworthy

Destinations
#deploys noteworthy runs only · failures always deliver
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Delay 0 min
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    Results land in Slack or email. Quiet runs stay quiet, failures always reach you.

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