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technical cleaning

Maintenance

Technical cleaning plan: dependencies, env, webhooks, stale pages, broken flows, security headers, and old content.

Technical cleaning makes the site boringly reliable, a rare luxury for a mystical house.

Vercel setupMonitoring

Dependency review

Cadence: monthly

Owner: technical owner

Dependencies are reviewed without blind upgrade frenzy.

Env review

Cadence: monthly

Owner: technical owner

Required keys match docs, unused keys are removed from notes.

Stale page cleanup

Cadence: monthly

Owner: editor

Old internal pages are updated, archived, or redirected.

Technical pass

Code and infrastructure check without adding new features.

  • Run typecheck, lint, tests, links, route audit, and security check.
  • Check Stripe, Supabase, Resend, and Vercel env notes.
  • Review noindex headers for internal sections.

Content debt pass

Even internal pages age and begin whispering outdated instructions.

  • Mark stale instructions.
  • Merge duplicate internal playbooks.
  • Archive pages that no longer match the product.

alerts

  • A deploy note says one thing and the code expects another.
  • Internal pages are indexed or linked from public conversion pages.
  • A broken flow is accepted as normal because it has a workaround.

handoff

  • Maintenance output becomes either a fix, a documented known issue, or a removed task.
  • If maintenance finds customer impact, create support ops note.

related doors

Launch readinessBig launch map for QA, deploy, rollback, and monitoring.Support opsOperator playbooks for customer issues.AnalyticsEvents, funnels, refunds, search queries, and launch signals.ExperimentsLab for hypotheses, tests, and rollback rules.