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daffy0208/ai-dev-standards130 installs

release-manager

Ship features safely with progressive rollouts, feature flags, and canary deployments. Use when deploying risky features or need gradual rollouts.

How do I install this agent skill?

npx skills add https://github.com/daffy0208/ai-dev-standards --skill release-manager
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Is this agent skill safe to install?

  • Gen Agent Trust Hubpass

    This skill is safe to use. It provides documentation, templates, and example code for software release management, such as feature flagging and canary deployments, without any executable code or suspicious patterns.

  • Socketpass

    No alerts

  • Snykpass

    Risk: LOW · No issues

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What does this agent skill do?

Release Manager

Ship features safely with progressive rollouts.

Progressive Rollout Strategy

Phase 1 - Internal (Day 1):
  - 100% to internal team
  - Test thoroughly
  - Fix critical bugs

Phase 2 - Beta (Day 2-3):
  - 5% to beta users
  - Monitor errors/performance
  - Collect feedback

Phase 3 - Gradual (Day 4-7):
  - 25% of users
  - Watch metrics closely
  - 50% of users if good
  - 100% if still good

Phase 4 - Full Release:
  - 100% of users
  - Remove feature flag
  - Announce publicly

Feature Flags

// Feature flag implementation
const featureFlags = {
  newDashboard: {
    enabled: true,
    rollout: 0.25, // 25% of users
    userGroups: ['beta-testers'], // Always on for beta
  }
}

function isFeatureEnabled(feature, user) {
  const flag = featureFlags[feature]

  // Check user group
  if (user.groups.some(g => flag.userGroups.includes(g))) {
    return true
  }

  // Check rollout percentage
  const hash = hashUserId(user.id)
  return (hash % 100) < (flag.rollout * 100)
}

// Usage
{isFeatureEnabled('newDashboard', user) ? (
  <NewDashboard />
) : (
  <OldDashboard />
)}

Deployment Strategies

Blue-Green Deployment

Process: 1. Deploy to "green" environment
  2. Test green thoroughly
  3. Switch traffic to green
  4. Keep blue as rollback

Pros: Instant rollback
Cons: 2x infrastructure cost

Canary Deployment

Process: 1. Deploy to 5% of servers
  2. Monitor for 1 hour
  3. If good, deploy to 25%
  4. Monitor for 1 hour
  5. If good, deploy to 100%

Pros: Gradual, safe
Cons: Slower rollout

Rollback Plan

Criteria for Rollback:
  - Error rate > 1%
  - Performance degradation > 20%
  - Critical bug discovered
  - Negative user feedback

Rollback Process: 1. Disable feature flag immediately
  2. Notify team
  3. Investigate issue
  4. Fix and redeploy

Release Checklist

Pre-Release

  • Code reviewed
  • Tests passing
  • Staging tested
  • Feature flag configured
  • Rollback plan ready
  • Monitoring alerts set

During Release

  • Deploy to 5% first
  • Watch error rate
  • Monitor performance
  • Check user feedback
  • Gradually increase

Post-Release

  • Monitor for 24 hours
  • Collect feedback
  • Remove feature flag
  • Document learnings

Monitoring

Key Metrics During Release:
  - Error rate
  - Response time p95
  - CPU/memory usage
  - User-reported issues

Alerts:
  - Error rate > 1% → Pause rollout
  - Response time > 2s → Investigate
  - Memory spike > 90% → Rollback

Communication

Internal:
  - Slack announcement
  - Deploy log updated
  - Engineering team notified

External:
  - Changelog updated
  - Email to power users (if major)
  - Blog post (if significant)

Summary

Safe releases:

  • ✅ Start small (5%)
  • ✅ Monitor closely
  • ✅ Rollback readily
  • ✅ Feature flags everywhere
  • ✅ Document process

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