Developer tool / release check
DeployProof
DeployProof compares preview behaviour with production before a change is merged.
Role
Independent tool by Loke Development: design, engineering, and release checks.
Audience
Teams shipping public web applications through preview deployments and continuous integration.
TypeScriptNode.jsGitHub ActionsSARIFHTTP

01 / Problem
What needed to be clearer.
A green build and a convincing screenshot cannot show whether redirects, headers, cookies, or metadata changed at the deployment boundary.
02 / Constraints
Boundaries shaped the work.
- Stay read-only and avoid requiring an account or credentials.
- Keep response bodies, cookie values, and custom request headers out of reports.
- Fit local CLI use and GitHub Actions without a hosted dashboard.
03 / Decisions
The useful choices.
- Compare the same request against preview and production.
- Report readable terminal output, JSON, GitHub annotations, and SARIF.
- Make timeouts, redirect limits, and body-size limits part of the safety boundary.
04 / Working result
See it in use.
A live CLI and GitHub Action that exposes deployment drift before merge.
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