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    Release Rollback Readiness Reviewer

    by heyhridyansh

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    Technical audit of deployment reversibility across code, database schema, queues, and stateful services.

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    Review this SQL migration and deployment plan for rollback safety. The migration renames the 'user_metadata' column and adds a non-nullable 'tenant_id' column to the 'accounts' table.

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    Verdict: Critical rollback readiness gap. Score: 35/100. Blocker RRB-001 (Critical): Renaming 'user_metadata' is a destructive change. The previous binary will fail to find the column. Blocker RRB-002 (High): 'tenant_id' lacks a default value, breaking writes from the old application version.

    What you get

    Detect destructive database schema changes that prevent application downgrades.Audit event and queue compatibility for mixed-version deployment safety.Identify external API contract breaks that block immediate reversion.Calculate a quantitative rollback-readiness score based on technical evidence.

    About this skill

    The problem

    Standard deployment checklists often focus on how to go forward, ignoring the technical debt and data corruption that occurs when a release must be undone. Most teams assume a binary downgrade is a rollback, only to realize their database schema, message queues, or caches are now incompatible with the old version.

    What it does

    • Analyzes release diffs, migration scripts, and deployment plans to identify irreversible architectural changes.
    • Evaluates database schema compatibility to ensure the previous application version can still read and write to the modified tables.
    • Maps dependencies across queues, events, feature flags, and external API contracts to detect side-effect blockers.
    • Generates a 100-point rollback-readiness score and a prioritized inventory of critical blockers and required compensations.

    Frameworks & tools

    Works with CI/CD configuration, SQL migration files, Kubernetes manifests, Terraform/IaC templates, and application source code.

    Why this beats prompting it yourself

    General-purpose LLMs lack the structured rigor required for production safety. This skill uses a formal evidence-state framework (Confirmed vs. Probable) and a multi-step rubric to ensure no domain, like cache serialization or message TTL, is overlooked.

    Use cases

    • Reviewing complex database migrations for backward compatibility before a production cutover.
    • Assessing if a canary deployment can safely fail back without manual data reconciliation.
    • Validating that a new event schema won't crash legacy consumers during a rolling update.

    Known limitations

    Does not execute rollbacks or modify live systems. It requires technical artifacts like diffs or runbooks to provide a high-confidence assessment.

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    Drop the file into your AI Agent. Works with Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT, and 20+ more.

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