This handles dynamic deployment configuration and script injection for Lazycat MicroServer applications. You define user prompts in lzc-deploy-params.yml (things like IP addresses or passwords), then use Go template syntax to render those values into your manifest at install time. The injection feature is clever: it lets you force JavaScript into third-party Docker image frontends without touching the original code, useful for auto-filling login forms or injecting credentials you generated with stable_secret. The mode matching (exact vs prefix) and include/exclude lists give you precise control over which pages get the injection. Worth learning if you're deploying self-hosted apps where users need to configure endpoints or you need to work around hardcoded defaults.
npx -y skills add whoamihappyhacking/lazycat-skills --skill lazycat-dynamic-deploy --agent claude-codeInstalls into .claude/skills of the current project.
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