Ccc Ship

$ccc-ship — Pre-flight + deploy

Click-first ship flow. Four actions, one test matrix, one release pipeline, one deploy path. User picks the action, the matrix (or agent) runs, results surface as a checkbox scorecard.

Session markers

Call mcp__ccd_session__mark_chapter at these phase transitions:

Sidebar chips (spawn_task)

After the preflight verdict, IF any gate fails (tests red, security findings, build fail, unclean diff), spawn ONE mcp__ccd_session__spawn_task chip per failure:

• title: actionable imperative under 60 chars (e.g., "Fix 3 failing tests before ship" or "Resolve doc-sync: README still references v3.2.0")
• prompt: self-contained — include the exact gate that failed, the error output or file:line if available, and the fix direction. The spawned session has no memory of this conversation.
• tldr: 1-2 sentences plain English explaining what broke and what to do.

Chips fire after the preflight scorecard is rendered — never before.

Response shape (EVERY time)

Output exactly these three sections in order:

1. Brand header (one line, markdown)

**CC Commander** · $ccc-ship · Pre-flight → tag → deploy

2. Context strip (one paragraph)

Detect ship readiness with five quick reads (parallel Bash, silent on failure):

• git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD → branch
• git status --porcelain | wc -l → uncommitted changes
• git rev-list --count main..HEAD 2>/dev/null → commits ahead of main
• test -f package.json && node -p "require('./package.json').version" → current version
• test -f .github/workflows/ci.yml && echo yes → CI configured

Render one line:

🧭 Branch: <branch> · commits ahead · uncommitted · current version: <ver> · CI: <yes/no>

If uncommitted changes > 0: "⚠️ Uncommitted changes detected — commit or stash before shipping."

3. The picker — AskUserQuestion with 4 ship actions

Read ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/menus/ccc-ship.json for canonical option data. Surface the 4 non-back choices.

question: "What are we shipping?"
header: "CC Commander Ship"
multiSelect: false
options:
  - label: "✈️ Pre-flight check"
    description: "Tests, lint, typecheck, secrets, airplane-mode. One click, full matrix."
    preview: "6-check parallel matrix. Results as ✓/✗ scorecard. ~30-90s."
  - label: "📦 Cut a release"
    description: "Bump version, write changelog, tag, push, create GitHub release."
    preview: "Patch by default. Prompts for bump type + release notes source."
  - label: "🚀 Deploy"
    description: "Vercel / Fly.io / Cloudflare — pick target, run deploy script."
    preview: "Prompts for platform. Invokes platform's deploy script, not inline."
  - label: "↩️ Rollback"
    description: "Revert latest deploy + restore previous version. Idempotent."
    preview: "Last deploy only. Prompts for confirmation."

Recommendation logic (prepend ⭐ to ONE label):

• Clean branch + commits ahead of main + CI green → ⭐ "Pre-flight check"
• Preflight recently passed (last review artifact < 15 min old, blockers = 0) → ⭐ "Cut a release"
• Version bumped + tag exists but no deploy since → ⭐ "Deploy"
• Last deploy within 1h AND user mentions "revert" / "broken" in args → ⭐ "Rollback"

Step 2 — Dispatch the chosen action

Action A: "Pre-flight check"

Run a parallel Bash matrix (single Bash call with & + wait), each probe captured to a temp file. Auto-detect which commands to run — missing tools = ⚪ skip, not ✗ fail.

Matrix (all parallel):

• npm test / pnpm test / vitest run — tests
• npm run lint / eslint . — lint
• npx tsc --noEmit — typecheck
• Airplane mode: grep -rE "fetch\(|axios\.|http\.(get|post)" src/ | grep -vE "localhost|127\.0\.0\.1" — flag unexpected external calls
• Audit counts: if bin/audit-counts exists, run it — else skip
• Doc sync: grep -c "v<ver>" README.md CHANGELOG.md vs package.json version — catch stale version refs

Report as a markdown checklist (NOT a numbered list):

## ✈️ Pre-flight — <branch> — <HH:MM>

- [x] ✓ Tests — 187/187 pass (vitest, 12.3s)
- [x] ✓ Lint — 0 errors, 2 warnings (eslint)
- [x] ✓ Typecheck — clean (tsc --noEmit)
- [ ] ✗ Airplane mode — 1 unexpected external call in `src/api/sync.ts:42`
- [x] ✓ Audit counts — 500/500 match
- [ ] ⚠️ Doc sync — README references v3.2.0, package.json is v3.3.0

**Verdict:** 🟡 CAUTION — 1 blocker (airplane mode) + 1 warning (doc sync). Fix before shipping.

Verdict rules: all ✓ → 🟢 GO · any ⚠️ → 🟡 CAUTION · any ✗ → 🔴 NO-GO.

Action B: "Cut a release"

Two AUQs back-to-back:

AUQ-1 — Bump type:

• "Patch (bug fixes only)" — default
• "Minor (new features, backward-compatible)"
• "Major (breaking changes)"

AUQ-2 — Release notes source:

• "Auto-generated from commits (conventional commits → groups)"
• "I'll write them in a sec"
• "Use CHANGELOG.md as-is"

Then execute (via Bash, sequentially, with confirmation before push):

1. Bump version in package.json (+ plugin.json if present)
2. Prepend new section to CHANGELOG.md (or write auto-generated from commits)
3. git add the changed files
4. Create a commit: chore(release): v<new-version> (no AI attribution per project rules)
5. Create an annotated tag: git tag -a v<new-version> -m "<version> — <date>"
6. STOP and prompt user before git push --tags — never auto-push
7. After user confirms push: gh release create v<new-version> --notes-file <notes-source>

Report back:

📦 Released v · tag pushed · GitHub release · CHANGELOG updated 💡 Next: $ccc-ship deploy to push it live.

Action C: "Deploy"

One AUQ for platform:

• "Vercel (Next.js, static sites)"
• "Fly.io (backend services, Dockerfile apps)"
• "Cloudflare (Workers, Pages)"
• "Other (I'll run the script)"

On pick, invoke the platform's deploy script — do NOT roll a custom deploy inline:

• Vercel → vercel deploy --prod (check for vercel.json)
• Fly.io → fly deploy (check for fly.toml; remind to run through op run -- if secrets in 1Password)
• Cloudflare → route to the cloudflare-deploy skill
• Other → emit a runbook checklist + stop (don't auto-execute)

Report deploy URL + health-check command after completion.

Action D: "Rollback"

Before anything, emit a ⚠️ confirmation AUQ:

• "Yes — roll back the last deploy"
• "No — cancel"

On yes, detect the last deploy and run the platform's rollback:

• Vercel → vercel rollback
• Fly.io → fly releases rollback
• Cloudflare → wrangler rollback
• If platform unknown: emit a runbook with git revert <sha> && <deploy command> + STOP.

Report: previous version restored + ETA + health-check command.

Anti-patterns — DO NOT do these

• ❌ Run the full test matrix sequentially — ALWAYS parallel with & + wait
• ❌ Report preflight results as a numbered list — ALWAYS checkbox markdown
• ❌ Auto-push tags without explicit user confirmation — git push is user-gated
• ❌ Roll a custom deploy pipeline — always invoke the platform's script
• ❌ Skip the rollback confirmation — destructive op, always AUQ first
• ❌ Commit with AI attribution trailers — project rule, no Co-Authored-By lines
• ❌ Offer more than 4 ship actions in the picker

Argument handling

• $ccc-ship → root picker
• $ccc-ship preflight → skip picker, run matrix immediately
• $ccc-ship release → skip picker, jump to bump-type AUQ
• $ccc-ship deploy → skip picker, jump to platform AUQ
• $ccc-ship rollback → skip picker, jump to confirmation AUQ
• $ccc-ship <anything else> → echo arg in context strip + show root picker

Artifact format

Every preflight writes tasks/ship/preflight-<YYYYMMDD>-<HHMM>.md with the verdict, matrix, and blocker list so Release can reference it later.

Brand rules

• Checkbox markdown for preflight — NEVER numbered lists
• 🟢/🟡/🔴 verdict badges — consistent across preflight, review, and ship
• Never auto-push — git push is a user gate
• Never auto-rollback — rollback is a user gate (AUQ confirmation first)
• Never mention the CLI — Desktop-plugin flow

Bottom line: four ship tiles → parallel matrix OR gated release/deploy/rollback → checkbox scorecard. Destructive ops always gated by AUQ.

⚙️ Fable contract: plan before build · verifier ≠ worker · prove before alarm · loops need gates · leave durable state — rules/fable-method.md

(On Codex, present these options as a numbered list and ask the user to reply with a number — AskUserQuestion is Claude-only.)