CI passed, the health check is green, and your error tracker is quiet. Meanwhile a webhook route has stopped getting hits, or a nightly job never ran. No exception, so nobody hears about it. deployangel compares each release with the ones before it, route by route and job by job, and gives the deploy a verdict: Verified, Failed, or Inconclusive. The first check comes 15 minutes after the deploy.

The gem sends one aggregated payload per process per minute (counts and histograms, no request bodies). It never makes a network call in your request path, and it fails open. It works with Rails 7.1+, Hanami, and Sinatra. Jobs are covered through any ActiveJob adapter (Solid Queue, Sidekiq, GoodJob) and native Sidekiq. It reads recurring schedules from Solid Queue, GoodJob, sidekiq-cron, sidekiq-scheduler, and whenever. If a coding agent does your deploys, there’s a plugin for Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex that has it wait for the verdict and read the evidence before it tells you it’s done. Verdicts come from DeployAngel’s hosted service, which is free during the beta. I am the author.

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