Agent skill · software engineering · jeremylongshore
ideogram-prod-checklist
Gate an Ideogram production release across billing, auth, safety, async completion, asset persistence, observability, and rollback. Use when approving a launch or reviewing release readiness. Trigger with "ship Ideogram to production", "run Ideogram preflight", or "audit an Ideogram release".
Why this skill is useful
Adds a comprehensive deployment checklist and executable scripts for managing Ideogram production deployments, including error handling and monitoring procedures.
What it needs
Requires curl, kubectl installed locally. Requires ideogram account access. About 2k tokens when loaded. Last updated 2026-08-07. 2,604 stars on the source repository.
What this skill does
Ideogram Production Readiness Gate Overview Produce a fail-closed release decision for an Ideogram integration. A visually successful test is only one signal; production readiness also requires owned billing, secure credentials, bounded capacity, moderation, durable assets, async reconciliation, telemetry, and a tested rollback. Prerequisites Immutable release SHA, target environment, change owner, approver, and deployment window. Current architecture, endpoint inventory, tests, SLOs, budgets, retention, and incident runbook. Staging parity and a synthetic canary that contains no customer-derived content. Current Contract Live API calls require accepted terms, payment method, positive prepaid credit, and a valid Api-Key. Generation routes differ by endpoint and sync or async lifecycle. Safety is item-level, image URLs expire, and default capacity is documented as 10 in-flight requests. Authentication Confirm a target-environment secret reference, server-only injection, correct Api-Key header, scoped application authorization, and exercised revocation. Never place a real key in the release artifact or checklist evidence. Instructions 1. Freeze the SHA and compare implemented endpoints, multipart fields, and schemas to current first-party docs. 2. Verify terms, positive credit, billing owner, alert thresholds, and a response to exhausted balance. 3. Prove secret handling, tenant authorization, media validation, safety and copyright policy, and retention controls. 4. Test sync and async success, unsafe output, every handled error class, webhook verification, polling fallback, duplicates, and terminal-state closure. 5. Confirm account-level concurrency, queue bounds, deadlines, storage download, expiring-URL removal, and object deletion. 6. Review dashboards, alerts, on-call ownership, support escalation, and content-free evidence. 7. Run a staging canary, execute rollback rehearsal, obtain explicit approval, then deploy a bounded production canary. 8. …
How to use it
Reference it in AdaL, Claude Code, Cursor or any coding agent — nothing to install:
@skills jeremylongshore/ideogram-prod-checklist--35011c