TheoB needs deployment intelligence before scale multiplies the tiny tasks.
A command layer for source control, deployment, runtime infrastructure, secrets, agent assistance, provider swaps, and no-downtime transition planning.
Every TheoB pathway can move through Past, Present, and Future without losing context.
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Little deployment tasks become monsters at scale.
TheoB should streamline deploys, token requests, key expiration alerts, provider swaps, internal technician workflows, and critical infrastructure recovery before growth turns operations into chaos.
GitHub is the current source-of-truth, but the system must remain portable.
Vercel handles deployment, previews, production builds, and rollbacks.
Hostinger/VPS handles heavier backend, agents, services, and long-running processes.
Keys must be tracked by purpose, owner, expiration, rotation, and access scope.
Authorized agents can prepare fixes, request tokens, and generate deployment actions.
Every major provider must have an exit path so TheoB can move without downtime.
Deployment should be boring, reversible, and observable.
No critical token should exist without owner, purpose, scope, and expiration awareness.
Agents may prepare credential actions, but critical deployment requires approval.
Provider lock-in is a risk and must be designed against early.
Deployment failures should trigger alerts, fallback, and recovery paths.
The internal technician must know which key, provider, route, or service failed.
TheoB should be able to swap providers without breaking the public experience.