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Run Deploy API commands for projects, environments, and deployments. Use when working with deploy workflows or managing deploy resources.
用 Codex 或 Claude 帮你安装 复制这段 Prompt，粘贴到 Codex、Claude 或其他助手里，让它检查 Skill 页面并帮你完成安装。
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| name | deploy-ops |
| description | Run Deploy API commands for projects, environments, and deployments. Use when working with deploy workflows or managing deploy resources. |
npm run dev -- deploy organizations getnpm run dev -- deploy projects listnpm run dev -- deploy environments list --project <id>npm run dev -- deploy deployments list--what-if to dry-run requests--timeout <seconds> for long waits (watch/promote/deploy)--json for structured outputdeployToken is configured for the environment.--id over name lookups in automation.Author Sitecore recipes (.recipe.ts) that compile to templates + renderings — map a React/SXA component to a component-template, model data with content-templates, define enums, group with component-sections. Use when creating or editing *.recipe.ts files, turning a component into a Sitecore rendering, or asking "how do I make a recipe / why doesn't my component show up in Pages".
Non-negotiable codebase conventions for the scai CLI — module boundaries, error contract, credential handling, agent contract, quality gates. Trigger when writing or modifying code in scai.
Project-specific testing patterns for scai — Vitest tiers, mocking conventions, integration gating, and where tests live. Trigger when writing tests, debugging test failures, or asking about how to test something.
Navigate scai's access model — the workspace policy allowlist and the credential/keychain patterns. Use when a command fails with POLICY_DENIED or AUTH_REQUIRED, when authenticating an environment, or to pick the fastest route to gain access to an environment.
Reference card for working on the scai CLI locally — boot sequence, common commands, env setup, sandbox tenant, and gotchas. Read this at the start of a session that involves running, building, or testing scai.
Run the CLI safely in non-interactive or CI environments. Use when the user mentions agents, CI, non-TTY, automation, or headless runs.