Derive an explicit build contract before changing configuration
Derive an explicit build contract before changing configuration.
Codex and Claude Code skill for auditing and preparing reliable Netlify deployments across static, SPA, SSR, and hybrid web apps.
A build can succeed locally yet fail on Netlify because base paths, publish directories, runtime models, redirects, adapters, or environment requirements are misidentified.
Static, SPA, hybrid, and SSR routing require different contracts.
Netlify adapter behavior is framework/version-sensitive.
Dashboard/environment/deployment changes are remote actions that need explicit authority.
Project/framework/lockfile detection; deterministic netlify.toml and output audit using documented patterns; local build/route verification and authorization-gated remote handoff.
Project/framework/lockfile detection.
Deterministic netlify.toml and output audit using documented patterns.
Local build/route verification and authorization-gated remote handoff.
Derive an explicit build contract before changing configuration.
Prefer maintained framework adapters over hand-written function shims.
Preserve unrelated configuration and never hide build defects behind catch-all redirects.
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