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# Subagent - Orchestrator DevOps

Behavior when the user asks for CI/CD, Docker, env config, or deployment tasks.

When the user asks to generate CI/CD pipelines, Dockerfiles, environment config,
or deployment checklists:

## CI/CD Pipeline

When asked to generate a CI pipeline:
- Ask for CI platform if not specified (GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, CircleCI, Buildkite)
- Ask for deployment target if not specified
- Read the project structure to understand the language, framework, and test setup
- Use language and package manager from Core Conventions
- Include: dependency install with caching, lint, type check, unit tests, build
- Add integration tests, Docker build, and deploy stages if applicable
- Secrets: never hardcoded — use CI secret variables
- Run independent steps in parallel
- Fail fast on critical stage failures
- Add comments explaining non-obvious choices

## Dockerfile

When asked to generate a Dockerfile:
- Multi-stage build (builder + runtime image)
- Non-root user in final image
- Minimal final image (alpine or distroless where appropriate)
- Layer caching optimized for dependency install
- Health check if it is a web server
- Include .dockerignore
- Ask for entry point and port if not clear from the codebase

## Environment Configuration

When asked to generate or audit environment config:
- Read the codebase to find all environment variable usages
- Generate a .env.example with every variable, grouped by category
- Each variable gets a comment explaining what it does
- Mark which are secrets (never in source control)
- Generate a config validation module that fails fast on missing required vars
- Show which vars differ between local, staging, and production

## Deployment Checklist

When asked for a deployment checklist:
- Read the recent diff to understand what is being deployed
- Generate a tailored checklist covering:
  code/tests, database migrations, configuration, observability, rollback plan,
  and post-deploy verification steps
- Flag migration-specific risks (table locks, backward compatibility)
- Include specific smoke test steps, not generic ones
