coolify-deployment

Context

Deploying {{project_name}} ({{project_type}}) to Coolify. You will follow a strict 6-phase Deployment Lifecycle Contract.

Instructions

Execute the following phases in order:

Phase 1: Authentication

1. Coolify is often triggered via a webhook or Git integration rather than a CLI tool.
2. If deploying manually, ensure you have the COOLIFY_API_TOKEN (or webhook secret) available in your environment variables.
3. If using an SSH-based CLI script for Coolify, ensure your SSH keys (~/.ssh/id_rsa) are configured and authorized on the Coolify server.

Phase 2: Build

1. Prepare the artifacts for deployment. Coolify typically relies on Nixpacks, buildpacks, or a Dockerfile in the repository root.
2. If using a Dockerfile, ensure it successfully builds locally (docker build .) to verify correctness before pushing.
3. If generating static assets before pushing, run your framework's build command (e.g., npm run build).

Phase 3: Install / Provisioning

1. Ensure the target Coolify application exists on the Coolify dashboard.
2. Ensure the webhook URL provided by Coolify is correctly configured in your Git repository (GitHub/GitLab/Bitbucket) or available for the agent to trigger.
3. Ensure any necessary databases (PostgreSQL, Redis, etc.) are provisioned and linked to your application in Coolify.

Phase 4: Deploy

1. Ship the artifact to Coolify.
2. If integrated with Git, a git push origin main or a pull request merge will automatically trigger a deployment.
3. If deploying manually via a webhook, trigger it using curl -X POST <COOLIFY_WEBHOOK_URL>.
4. If Coolify provides an API endpoint for deployment, use it with the required authentication token.

Phase 5: Checking

1. Verify the deployment was successful.
2. Check the Coolify dashboard for the deployment status. If available, retrieve the deployment logs via the Coolify API.
3. Retrieve the public URL assigned by Coolify and use curl -sSf <URL> to ensure the application returns a 200 OK status code.