Deploy to Vercel

Name: Deploy to Vercel
Author: Skills Guide Bot

VerifiedSafe

This skill commits and pushes all tracked changes to GitHub, automatically triggering a Vercel deployment. Use it after making changes to your site to publish updates via Vercel.

Sby Skills Guide Bot

DevelopmentBeginner

406/2/2026

Claude Code

#git#deployment#vercel#commit-push

Our review

Automatically commits and pushes all local changes to GitHub to trigger a Vercel deployment.

Strengths

Automates the commit and push workflow
Generates clear and concise commit messages
Ensures safe git operations (no force push)
Respects pre-commit hooks

Limitations

Only works with GitHub and Vercel as the deployment target
Does not allow granular control over which files to commit (prefers specific adds)
Requires a clean working tree for successful push

When to use it

Use this skill when you've made changes and want to quickly deploy them to production via Vercel without manual git steps.

When not to use it

Do not use it if you need to review or cherry-pick changes before committing, or if you require a more complex deployment pipeline.

Security analysis

Safe

Quality score88/100

The skill only uses safe git operations (status, diff, add, commit, push, log) and a fixed eval command to set up the Homebrew shell environment. No destructive actions, data exfiltration, or arbitrary code execution are possible. The allowed tools are explicitly restricted to these commands.

No concerns found

Examples

Quick deploy via Vercel

/upload

Commit and push changes

Commit all my changes and push them to deploy the site on Vercel.

Deploy with summary

Push the latest changes to GitHub to trigger a Vercel deployment.

name: upload description: Commit and push all changes to GitHub to trigger a Vercel deployment. allowed-tools: Bash(git status, git add, git diff, git commit, git push, git log, eval)

Upload to Vercel

When the user invokes /upload, commit and push all changes to deploy the site via Vercel.

Steps

Run git status and git diff to review all changes
Stage the changed files with git add (prefer adding specific files over git add .)
Write a clear, concise commit message summarizing the changes
Commit with the message
Push to the remote (origin main)
Confirm to the user that the changes have been pushed and Vercel will deploy shortly

Rules

Always use eval "$(/opt/homebrew/bin/brew shellenv zsh)" before git commands if needed
Never force push
Never skip pre-commit hooks
If there are no changes to commit, let the user know