UndoDeploy: One-click rollback for agent deploys
Makes AI-agent deployments safely undoable, turning SFTP/static site changes into rollback-able transactions
- Problem
- When AI agents are allowed to deploy, a wrong file or version is painful to recover. Shipback tries to make SFTP deploys undoable, validating the direction. But many small sites still use plain FTP/SFTP or static hosting with no lightweight transactional deploy tool.
- Solution
- A sidecar that snapshots the remote directory before deploy and rolls back to the previous version on failure or one click. Records a change manifest per deploy and links it to agent logs for accountability.
- Users
- Indie developers who let agents do routine deploys, and small static site operators
- MVP
- Support SFTP and S3-compatible static hosting; pre-deploy snapshot; one-click rollback; changed-file manifest; CLI integration with common agent tools
- Revenue
- Usage-based API (per deploy), or one-time CLI license
- Why now
- Agent-run deploys are common but rollback lags; indie developers can build fast on mature file-sync and object-storage APIs
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