• CRITICAL
  • WARNING
  • PASS
  • HUMAN

How to audit deployment plans with your AI

Connect Reversibility Architect Prover to your AI client to turn vague deployment steps into verifiable, safe operations.

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Short answer

How do I audit deployment plans with my AI?

Your AI uses the Reversibility Architect Prover to scan deployment manifests for missing rollback triggers and oversized blast radii. It flags any plan that lacks a clear path back to a stable state. You get a list of specific risks and required safety checks.

Where every issue lands.

The audit outcomes

The AI categorizes every deployment risk it finds into these four buckets.

CRITICAL

Missing rollback triggers

The AI identifies steps where a failure would leave the system in an inconsistent state. You get a list of specific points where a rollback mechanism is mandatory.

WARNING

Uncontrolled blast radius

The AI flags deployments that touch too many resources at once. It highlights where you should implement staged rollouts instead.

PASS

Verified safe plans

These are the deployment steps that meet all reversibility requirements. The AI confirms these have measurable triggers and scoped impact.

HUMAN

Manual review required

The AI flags ambiguous logic that it cannot mathematically prove. You must step in to define the specific success metrics for these steps.

The workflow

What your AI does when a plan arrives.

The AI acts as a safety inspector, looking for holes in your deployment logic.

  1. Scan deployment logic

    The AI reads your deployment files to map out every state change and resource modification.

    validate_reversibility

  2. Identify rollback gaps

    It looks for any action that doesn't have a corresponding undo command or state revert.

    validate_reversibility

  3. Calculate impact zones

    The AI checks if a single failed step could cascade through your entire infrastructure.

    validate_reversibility

  4. Generate safety report

    The AI produces a structured list of where your plan is safe and where it is dangerous.

    validate_reversibility

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Starting points

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  • Audit this deployment plan in my /deployments/prod-v2.yaml file for rollback triggers.

  • Check the blast radius of the changes described in my Terraform repo.

  • Review this GitHub Action workflow and tell me if any steps lack a way to revert.

  • Analyze my Kubernetes manifest for deployment safety and reversibility.

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FAQ

How the audit works

  • 01

    Can the AI fix my deployment files automatically?

    No. The AI identifies the risks and suggests what is missing, but you must manually edit the files to implement the fixes.

  • 02

    Does the AI execute the deployment?

    No. This MCP is for auditing and validation only. It does not have the capability to trigger or run deployments.

  • 03

    What counts as a 'rollback trigger'?

    A trigger is a specific condition, like a failed health check or a latency spike, that automatically initiates a revert to the previous stable state.

  • 04

    How does it determine the blast radius?

    It analyzes the dependency graph of the resources being modified to see how far a failure could spread.

  • 05

    Can I use this with any deployment tool?

    Yes, as long as you can provide the plan or manifest as text for your AI to read.

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