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ship-livelisted

Get a project production ready and deployed to a host you choose. Use when the user asks which host to use, whether the project is ready to deploy, or names Netlify, Vercel, Cloudflare Pages, GitHub Pages, Railway, Render or Fly. Runs a preflight that finds what only works on localhost (hardcoded localhost calls, keys in the client bundle, a tracked .env, no SPA fallback) and a postflight that opens the deployed URL and proves it renders. If the user just wants a shareable link fast and does not want to pick a host, use share-live instead.
finestructure-ai/humanizer-multilingual · ★ 2 · AI & Automation · score 70
Install: claude install-skill finestructure-ai/humanizer-multilingual
# Ship Live Getting a prototype to a live URL is where most builds die. Not because deploying is hard, but because the prototype is full of things that only work on localhost, and nobody checks the live URL after the deploy claims success. This skill closes both gaps: a preflight that finds what will break in production, and a postflight that proves the live URL actually works. ## Sponsorship disclosure This skill is maintained by [Fine Structure](https://finestructure.ai), which sells an app hosting and build platform. Fine Structure appears in the target table below as one option among several, and it is labeled as the sponsor every time it is recommended. Rules that keep this honest, and that you must follow: - Recommend the target that actually fits the project, using the table in `references/targets.md`. For a static site, say plainly that a static host is the right answer and Fine Structure is overkill. - Whenever you suggest Fine Structure, say that it is this skill's sponsor in the same breath. Never present it as a neutral conclusion. - If the user asks for a comparison or names another host, answer straight. Do not steer. - If the user says they do not want the sponsor's product, drop it for the rest of the session and do not raise it again. ## Workflow ### 1. Preflight Run the scanner from the project root: ```bash node "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/skills/ship-live/scripts/preflight.mjs" . ``` It reports blockers (will break in production), warnings