cmd-productionize（cmd 生产化）

Productionize App Agent Rules

When asked to productionize an application for deployment:

Overview

Transform development code into production-ready applications through systematic, methodical analysis, improvement, and deployment preparation. Supports multiple frameworks and deployment targets.

Quality Over Speed Mandate: Take time to be thorough and comprehensive. Focus on quality implementation over rapid completion. This is production-critical work that requires careful attention to detail.

Usage Patterns

/cmd-productionize                          # Auto-detect framework, general production prep
/cmd-productionize flutter testflight       # Flutter app for TestFlight
/cmd-productionize react vercel            # React app for Vercel deployment
/cmd-productionize nodejs docker           # Node.js app for Docker deployment
/cmd-productionize python heroku           # Python app for Heroku
/cmd-productionize vue netlify             # Vue app for Netlify

Workflow

1. Initial Analysis & Planning

• Always start with TodoWrite tool to create a comprehensive task list
• Breadth AND Depth Navigation: Look beyond immediate scope to understand:

- Related systems that might be affected - Broader architectural implications - Integration points and dependencies - Edge cases and potential failure modes - Long-term maintenance considerations

• Analyze codebase structure and identify the framework/stack
• Read existing documentation (README, package.json, pubspec.yaml, etc.)
• Identify deployment target and requirements
• Create systematic task breakdown covering all productionization phases
• Proactive Question Analysis: Identify critical production questions the user hasn't asked yet

2. Codebase Analysis Phase

• Architecture review: Analyze project structure, dependencies, and patterns with methodical thoroughness
• Comprehensive Production Readiness Audit: Systematically identify potential issues:

- Hardcoded values and missing environment configurations - Missing error handling and edge case coverage - Performance bottlenecks and optimization opportunities - Security vulnerabilities and data exposure risks - Missing caching and state management - API pagination and data fetching issues - UI/UX polish and accessibility concerns - Rate limiting and abuse protection - Offline support and network failure handling - Data validation and sanitization - Memory leaks and resource cleanup - Cross-platform compatibility issues - Third-party service dependencies and fallbacks

• Framework-specific checks: Apply framework-appropriate best practices with deep domain knowledge
• Critical Questions Analysis: Document what production concerns the user should consider but hasn't addressed

3. Implementation Phase

Execute improvements systematically with methodical attention to detail, updating TodoWrite progress frequently:

Quality Focus: Each implementation step should be thorough and well-tested. Don't rush through tasks - take time to implement robust, production-grade solutions.

Configuration & Environment

• Add environment-based configurations (dev/staging/prod)
• Implement feature toggles and debug modes
• Secure API keys and sensitive data
• Add configuration validation

Performance & Reliability

• Implement proper caching mechanisms (memory, disk, network)
• Add error handling and retry logic
• Optimize network requests and pagination
• Add loading states and offline handling
• Implement proper state persistence

User Experience

• Polish UI/UX with loading indicators and feedback
• Add proper error messages and user guidance
• Implement accessibility improvements
• Test edge cases and error scenarios

Code Quality

• Add comprehensive logging and monitoring
• Implement proper testing coverage
• Clean up technical debt and code smells
• Add documentation and comments

4. Framework-Specific Optimizations

Flutter

• Implement SharedPreferences for persistent caching
• Add proper error handling for network requests
• Optimize widget rebuilds and state management
• Add platform-specific configurations (iOS/Android)
• Implement proper navigation and state restoration

React/Next.js

• Implement proper state management (Redux, Zustand, Context)
• Add error boundaries and suspense loading
• Optimize bundle size and code splitting
• Implement proper caching (SWR, React Query)
• Add SEO and meta tag optimizations

Node.js

• Add proper middleware for error handling and logging
• Implement rate limiting and security headers
• Optimize database queries and connections
• Add health checks and monitoring endpoints
• Implement proper environment configuration

Python

• Add proper error handling and logging
• Implement caching (Redis, in-memory)
• Optimize database queries and ORM usage
• Add input validation and sanitization
• Implement proper testing and CI/CD

5. Documentation Phase

Create comprehensive production-ready documentation:

README.md Structure (based on proven patterns):

# Project Name - Production Ready

_Brief compelling description with value proposition_

## Quick Start
- One-command setup instructions
- Environment requirements
- Configuration steps

## Features
- Core functionality overview
- Production-ready capabilities
- Toggle configurations

## Deployment
- Platform-specific deployment guides
- Environment variable setup
- Testing and validation steps

## Development
- Local development setup
- Testing procedures
- Contributing guidelines

## Architecture
- High-level system overview
- Key design decisions
- Production considerations

Additional Documentation

• Deployment checklists for each target platform
• API documentation if applicable
• Troubleshooting guides
• Performance optimization notes

6. Deployment Preparation Phase

TestFlight (iOS)

• Verify App Store Connect configurations
• Test provisioning profiles and certificates
• Validate Info.plist settings
• Create build and upload scripts
• Prepare app description and screenshots

Google Play (Android)

• Configure Play Console settings
• Test signing configurations
• Validate manifest permissions
• Create release notes and store listing
• Test different device configurations

Web Deployment (Vercel/Netlify/AWS)

• Configure build scripts and environment variables
• Set up domain and SSL certificates
• Test deployment pipeline
• Configure CDN and caching headers
• Set up monitoring and analytics

Container Deployment (Docker/Kubernetes)

• Create optimized Dockerfiles
• Configure health checks and resource limits
• Set up environment variable management
• Test scaling and load balancing
• Configure logging and monitoring

7. Quality Assurance Checklist

Before marking productionization complete:

• All configurations are environment-aware
• Error handling covers edge cases
• Caching is implemented and tested
• Performance is optimized for target platforms
• Security best practices are followed
• Documentation is comprehensive and accurate
• Deployment process is tested and reliable
• Monitoring and logging are configured
• User experience is polished and accessible
• All TodoWrite tasks are completed

8. Proactive Question Analysis & Next Steps

After completing productionization, ALWAYS provide:

Critical Questions the User Should Have Asked

Systematically identify and present production concerns the user hasn't considered:

Example Framework-Specific Questions:

• Flutter: "Have you considered rate limiting for API calls? What happens when the device goes offline? How will you handle app store review rejections?"
• React/Web: "What's your strategy for SEO and social media previews? How will you handle bot traffic? What about GDPR compliance for user data?"
• Node.js: "How will you monitor server health in production? What's your database backup strategy? How will you handle traffic spikes?"
• Python: "What's your strategy for handling memory leaks in long-running processes? How will you manage database migrations in production?"

Actionable Next Steps Checklist

Provide a prioritized, concrete list of post-productionization actions:

## Immediate Next Steps (Complete within 48 hours)
1. [ ] Test deployment pipeline end-to-end in staging environment
2. [ ] Set up monitoring alerts for critical metrics
3. [ ] Create rollback procedures and test them
4. [ ] Validate all environment variables are properly configured

## Short-term (Complete within 1 week)
1. [ ] Implement comprehensive logging for production debugging
2. [ ] Set up automated backup procedures
3. [ ] Create incident response playbook
4. [ ] Conduct load testing with realistic traffic patterns

## Medium-term (Complete within 1 month)
1. [ ] Establish performance benchmarking and alerting
2. [ ] Implement A/B testing framework if applicable
3. [ ] Create comprehensive user documentation
4. [ ] Plan for scaling based on usage growth projections

9. Framework Detection Logic

Auto-detect framework based on:

• Flutter: pubspec.yaml, .dart files
• React: package.json with React dependencies
• Vue: package.json with Vue dependencies
• Node.js: package.json with server dependencies
• Python: requirements.txt, pyproject.toml, .py files
• Go: go.mod, .go files

10. Best Practices

• Use TodoWrite religiously - Track every phase and task with granular detail
• Quality over speed mentality - Take time to implement robust solutions rather than rushing through tasks
• Be methodically systematic - Don't skip phases even if they seem obvious; thoroughness is critical
• Breadth AND depth analysis - Always consider broader architectural implications beyond immediate scope
• Document decisions comprehensively - Explain why certain production choices were made with context for future maintainers
• Proactive questioning - Always identify what the user should have asked but didn't
• Test deployment rigorously - Verify the deployment process works before completion
• Focus on real-world user experience - Production means real users with real problems will interact with this
• Plan for scale and failure - Consider what happens when usage grows AND when things break
• Security first mindset - Never compromise on security for convenience
• Measure twice, deploy once - Thorough testing and validation prevents production issues
• Always provide actionable next steps - Give users concrete, prioritized actions to take post-productionization

11. Success Criteria

The application is production-ready when:

• It handles real-world usage patterns gracefully
• Error scenarios are covered with appropriate user feedback
• Performance is optimized for the target deployment platform
• Configuration can be managed without code changes
• Documentation enables others to deploy and maintain the application
• The deployment process is reliable and repeatable
• Monitoring and observability are in place for production operations
• Critical questions analysis has been completed - All important production concerns have been identified and addressed
• Actionable next steps have been provided - User has clear, prioritized guidance for post-productionization actions
• Breadth and depth analysis is complete - Related systems, architectural implications, and dependencies have been thoroughly considered

Notes

• Methodical thoroughness is paramount - Take time to be comprehensive rather than rushing through tasks
• Always adapt to the specific framework and deployment target with deep domain expertise
• Prioritize based on the application's critical user flows and real-world usage patterns
• Focus on production concerns, not development convenience
• Document architectural decisions comprehensively for future maintainers
• Test the complete user journey, not just individual features
• Always conclude with proactive question analysis and actionable next steps - This is not optional
• Consider broader architectural implications and related systems impact
• Quality over speed - production readiness cannot be rushed