Build a custom `/deploy` command that automates the entire Git process—from branching and committing to creating a pull request and monitoring CI checks. The AI can even fix its own CI failures.
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Create a custom slash command that encapsulates the entire deployment process. This command will trigger a script to automate all the necessary Git and GitHub operations.
The script's first action should be to check for dependencies. Verify that the user has tools like the GitHub CLI installed and is properly authenticated, providing helpful guidance if they are not.
Program the script to handle Git operations. It should detect if the user is on the main branch, automatically create and switch to a new, descriptively named branch, stage files, create a commit, and push the branch to GitHub.
After pushing the branch, use the GitHub CLI to automatically create a new pull request. For a better user experience, the script should then open the URL of the new PR in the user's default browser.
Create a monitoring loop that polls the status of the pull request's CI checks (e.g., linting, type errors) every 30-60 seconds. If a check fails, trigger another AI process to read the error logs, attempt to fix the code, push the fix, and continue monitoring until all checks pass.
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