Lite is free. Pro adds this and the rest of the quality layer.
Adams forVercel deploys.
Every push can become a live site. Adams checks before you push and keeps secrets in env vars, not the repo.
Lite and Pro
// the problem
What goes wrong
A push is a deployWhen a branch deploys on push, a mistake reaches a preview url at once, and sometimes production.
Env vars driftThe value works locally and is missing in the project settings. The deploy fails, or worse, runs with a blank key.
// what adams does
What Adams does
Holds risky git commandsLite: forced pushes and other history rewriting are held for a yes.
Keeps secrets in envLite: a key in code is caught and moved to an ignored env file you copy into the project settings.
Reviews before you shipPro: a launch check lists what to verify, including pages at three widths.
// worked example
An example
Before a push to main
Illustrative session.
~/project~/your-project · example
$
git push --force origin mainadams: held
Rewrites main, which deploys
Safer: push a branch and open a pull request
✓ Nothing was changed
// faq
Questions
Does Adams deploy for me?
No. It checks your work before you deploy. Deploying stays with you.
Does it read my project settings on the platform?
No. It reads your local repository.
What is free?
Git and secret guards.
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