deploylisted

Deploy the current project — auto-detects FTP vs git. ## Instructions 1. Project dir = current working directory. 2. **Detect the deploy method:** - `.ftp-deploy.json` exists → **FTP deploy**: run `bash {{FTP_DEPLOY}} <dir> --yes`. (First-time setup: see `/ftp`.) - else a git repo with a remote (`git remote -v` non-empty) → **git deploy** (below). - else → ask the user which they want; offer `/ftp` (set up FTP) or `git init` + remote. 3. If `$ARGUMENTS` mentions "dry"/"test" and it's FTP → add `--dry-run`. ## Git deploy 1. `git status` — show a short summary of what changed. 2. Suggest a commit message from the diff (or use `$ARGUMENTS` if given). 3. `git add -A && git commit -m "<message>" && git push` 4. If the branch has no upstream: `git push -u origin <branch>`. 5. Verify the push succeeded; if there's a remote URL, tell the user where it went. ## Notes - Never force push without explicit permission. - If there are merge conflicts, help resolve them first. - End commit messages with the Co-Authored-By trailer if committing on the user's behalf.