deploy

name	deploy
description	Deploy the memory application to the remote server. Use when deploying code, syncing changes, restarting services, or running commands on the production server.

Memory Deployment

The deployment script is at tools/deploy.sh. It manages the remote server memory (EC2 instance) at /home/ec2-user/memory.

There are two deployments:

• memory - my personal stuff
• chris - Equistamp stuff

The default is to use the memory version - to use the chris one, call with DEPLOY_DIR=/home/ec2-user/chris

Commands

Deploy (most common)

Pull latest code and restart services:

./tools/deploy.sh deploy          # deploys master branch
./tools/deploy.sh deploy <branch> # deploys specific branch

Sync

Rsync local code directly to server (bypasses git, useful for testing):

./tools/deploy.sh sync

Syncs: src/, tests/, tools/, db/, docker/, frontend/, requirements/, config files. Excludes: __pycache__, .git, memory_files, secrets, .env, venv, etc.

Pull

Git pull on the server without restarting:

./tools/deploy.sh pull          # pulls master
./tools/deploy.sh pull <branch> # pulls specific branch

Restart

Restart docker services without pulling new code:

./tools/deploy.sh restart

Runs: docker compose up --build -d

Run

Execute arbitrary commands on the server (with venv activated):

./tools/deploy.sh run <command>

Examples:

./tools/deploy.sh run "python -c 'print(1)'"
./tools/deploy.sh run "pip list"
./tools/deploy.sh run "alembic upgrade head"

Orchestrator / session (advanced)

./tools/deploy.sh orchestrator sets up the Claude session orchestrator on the server. ./tools/deploy.sh session [opts] runs a claude-cloud session (syncs + rebuilds first). Run ./tools/deploy.sh with no arguments to see the full session option list.

Typical Workflows

Standard deployment:

git push origin master
./tools/deploy.sh deploy

Quick test without committing:

./tools/deploy.sh sync
./tools/deploy.sh restart

Run migrations:

./tools/deploy.sh run "alembic upgrade head"

Check logs after deploy:

./tools/deploy.sh run "docker compose logs -f"