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SpreadKnowledge deploys only through GitLab CI/CD, and reviewers rely on EyeParity’s production route as the source of truth. This page describes the deployment path and the visual-proof workflow you must complete before requesting review.
GitLab CI/CD is the only supported deployment path for production and shared environments. Local deployment shortcuts, manual uploads, and out-of-band pipelines are unsupported and will be rejected in review.

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Deployment path

1

Open a merge request

Push your branch and open a GitLab merge request. CI runs yarn type-check, yarn build, and yarn docs:mintlify:check on every pipeline.
2

Pass the docs check

yarn docs:mintlify:check must be green. A failing docs check blocks the pipeline.
3

Deploy through CI/CD

Promotion to dev and prod is performed by the GitLab pipeline. Do not deploy from a workstation.

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Visual proof workflow

1

Capture production

Capture the production route for every surface your change can affect. Production capture, not a local screenshot, is the reviewer’s source of truth.
2

Publish artifact and workplan to EyeParity

Publish the capture artifact and its workplan to EyeParity. Link the EyeParity artifact from the merge request.
3

Run vision analysis

Trigger EyeParity vision analysis on the artifact. Review every finding it produces.
4

Corroborate deterministically with DIPP

Run DIPP deterministic corroboration against the same artifact. Vision analysis without DIPP corroboration is not sufficient proof.
5

Fix and rerun every red or high finding

For every red or high-severity finding from vision analysis or DIPP, ship a fix and rerun the full capture, publish, analyze, and corroborate loop. Do not waive findings.
EyeParity’s production route is the reviewer’s source of truth. Screenshots pasted into merge requests, local previews, and dev captures do not substitute for the EyeParity artifact.

Frontend architecture

Match each change to the package it lives in and the surfaces that need proof.

Routing and environments

Confirm you captured the correct production origin for the affected product.