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Deploy the memory application to the remote server. Use when deploying code, syncing changes, restarting services, or running commands on the production server.

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Installation

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Skill instructions

Memory Deployment

The deployment script is at tools/deploy.sh. It manages the remote server memory (EC2 instance) at /home/ec2-user/memory.

Commands

Deploy (most common)

Pull latest code and restart services:

./tools/deploy.sh deploy          # deploys master branch
./tools/deploy.sh deploy <branch> # deploys specific branch
Sync

Rsync local code directly to server (bypasses git, useful for testing):

./tools/deploy.sh sync

Syncs: src/, tests/, tools/, db/, docker/, frontend/, requirements/, config files. Excludes: __pycache__, .git, memory_files, secrets, .env, venv, etc.

Pull

Git pull on the server without restarting:

./tools/deploy.sh pull          # pulls master
./tools/deploy.sh pull <branch> # pulls specific branch
Restart

Restart docker services without pulling new code:

./tools/deploy.sh restart

Runs: docker compose up --build -d

Run

Execute arbitrary commands on the server (with venv activated):

./tools/deploy.sh run <command>

Examples:

./tools/deploy.sh run "python -c 'print(1)'"
./tools/deploy.sh run "pip list"
./tools/deploy.sh run "alembic upgrade head"

Typical Workflows

Standard deployment:

git push origin master
./tools/deploy.sh deploy

Quick test without committing:

./tools/deploy.sh sync
./tools/deploy.sh restart

Run migrations:

./tools/deploy.sh run "alembic upgrade head"

Check logs after deploy:

./tools/deploy.sh run "docker compose logs -f"

Examples

Read the usage examples in the source repository.

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Indexed on
2026-01-20
Index updated
2026-01-26
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