TheoB should control deployment logic before it replaces deployment tools.
A self-reliance concept for build orchestration, previews, rollbacks, provider routing, agent-prepared deploys, and no-downtime cutovers.
Every TheoB pathway can move through Past, Present, and Future without losing context.
Read current signals, conditions, and live context.
Voice ready
Vercel can deploy the site. TheoB should govern the release.
TheoB Deployment Runner starts as an orchestration layer around Vercel: build checks, previews, audit status, rollback memory, provider routing, and no-downtime cutover planning before full internal deployment control.
Run build checks, constitutional audits, route validation, and deployment readiness checks before release.
Generate preview environments, compare changes, and route founder/operator review before production.
Remember previous safe releases, failed deployments, rollback reasons, and recovery actions.
Deploy through Vercel now, but preserve future routing to Netlify, Cloudflare, Railway, VPS, or internal runner.
Authorized agents can prepare deployment plans, but production activation requires approval.
Coordinate DNS, provider swaps, health checks, and fallback paths without breaking public experience.
Deployment should become governed release intelligence, not button-click chaos.
Vercel remains the deployment layer now, but TheoB should govern every deploy decision.
Production deploys require health awareness, audit status, and rollback readiness.
Agents may prepare deploys, but cannot silently push production-critical changes.
Every deploy should produce memory: what changed, why, risk, result, and recovery path.
Provider routing should remain abstract so deployments can move without downtime.
The runner should begin as an orchestration concept before becoming an internal deploy engine.