Deploy
Deploy takes what your coding agent built from your Git to a live URL: build, verify, TLS, done. New version, same ask. And when a release goes wrong, rolling back is one sentence, not a runbook.
One shipping run
You say ship. Deploy pulls the version from your Git, builds it, brings it live behind TLS, and checks that it actually answers before calling it done. Each step lands on the operations record as it happens.
A deploy is not done when it starts. It is done when it answers.
Every version, the same way
First push or Friday hotfix: the same ask ships it, the same checks verify it. No pipeline to maintain, no release day.
A way back, always
The previous version stays one ask away. Rolling back is a decision, not an incident.
Proof without asking
Who shipped what, when, and what happened next: already written, per project, when someone asks.
A 20-minute demo: repo in, live URL out, record written.