dokploy-deploy
The dokploy-deploy skill provides guidance for deploying applications, managing databases, configuring domains, and operating Dokploy Cloud or self-hosted Dokploy instances. Use this skill when users request assistance with Dokploy deployment workflows, Docker Compose management, database operations, HTTPS configuration, remote server setup, or CLI command lookups. The skill references local documentation for current product steps and wording rather than relying on potentially outdated general knowledge.
git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/fcakyon/claude-codex-settings /tmp/dokploy-deploy && cp -r /tmp/dokploy-deploy/plugins/dokploy-skills/skills/dokploy-deploy ~/.claude/skills/dokploy-deploySKILL.md
# Dokploy Deploy Skill Skill for working with Dokploy Cloud and self-hosted Dokploy dashboards. Use the copied Dokploy docs for dashboard workflows and `references/cli-commands.md` for the CLI command index. Your knowledge of Dokploy plans, install flow, and product behavior may be outdated. Prefer the local references over memory when you need current steps or product wording. ## Quick Decision Trees ### "I need to choose Dokploy Cloud or self-hosted" ```text Need Dokploy Cloud? ├─ Managed Dokploy control plane → references/cloud/cloud.mdx ├─ Deploy to remote servers from Dokploy Cloud → references/cloud/cloud.mdx └─ Need the dashboard docs too → references/remote-servers/ + references/applications/ Need self-hosted Dokploy? ├─ Fresh install → references/getting-started/installation.mdx ├─ Custom install settings → references/getting-started/manual-installation.mdx └─ Day-to-day dashboard usage → references/applications/, references/docker-compose/, references/databases/ ``` ### "I need to deploy applications" ```text Need app deploy workflow? ├─ App overview and tabs → references/applications/index.mdx ├─ Build and deploy details → references/applications/build-type.mdx ├─ Production guidance → references/applications/going-production.mdx ├─ Zero downtime or rollbacks → references/applications/zero-downtime.mdx and references/applications/rollbacks.mdx └─ Preview deploys → references/applications/preview-deployments.mdx ``` ### "I need Docker Compose" ```text Need Docker Compose? ├─ Main workflow → references/docker-compose/index.mdx ├─ Domain handling → references/docker-compose/domains.mdx ├─ Example setup → references/docker-compose/example.mdx └─ Utility details → references/docker-compose/utilities.mdx ``` ### "I need databases" ```text Need database docs? ├─ Overview → references/databases/index.mdx ├─ Backups or restore → references/databases/backups.mdx and references/databases/restore.mdx ├─ Connection docs → references/databases/connection/ └─ CLI command lookup → references/cli-commands.md ``` ### "I need domains or HTTPS" ```text Need domains? ├─ Main domain workflow → references/domains/index.mdx ├─ Generated domains → references/domains/generated.mdx ├─ Cloudflare-specific flow → references/domains/cloudflare.mdx └─ Other DNS providers → references/domains/others.mdx ``` ### "I need remote servers" ```text Need remote servers? ├─ Feature overview → references/remote-servers/index.mdx ├─ Build server flow → references/remote-servers/build-server.mdx ├─ Deployment flow → references/remote-servers/deployments.mdx ├─ Setup instructions → references/remote-servers/instructions.mdx └─ Security and validation → references/remote-servers/security.mdx and references/remote-servers/validate.mdx ``` ### "I need the Dokploy CLI" ```text Need CLI lookup? └─ Full command index → references/cli-commands.md ``` ## Working Notes - Use copied Dokploy docs for product behavior and dashboard steps. - Use `references/cli-commands.md` for a quick command list sourced from `Dokploy/cli`. - If the docs and the CLI source disagree, treat the CLI source-derived command index as the source of truth for command names.
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