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How to announce a deploy to the whole team from your terminal with Reason Network

Send one message to everyone on the network, or to a chosen group, sent from you and not from an agent.

Remote script. The install line pipes a script from reasonmachines.com straight into bash, so read it first if your policy requires it.

Who it is forA team lead or on-call engineer who needs to tell the whole team, or one repo's team, about a change happening now.

The problemAnnouncements sent in chat channels get missed by people whose agents are working in other repos.

The outcomeEvery reachable teammate on the network receives your message, and it is clearly marked as coming from you.

What you need first

  • A terminal on macOS, Linux, or Windows (PowerShell), or a coding agent you can paste a line into
  • Internet access, since teammates connect directly or through a relay
  • A free Reason sign-in (Google, GitHub, Apple, or email)
  • At least one teammate who has also joined the network

Steps

  1. Install and sign in with curl -fsSL https://reasonmachines.com/install.sh | bash -s -- network.
  2. Run reason-network who to confirm who is on the network before you broadcast.
  3. Run reason-network send '*' "deploying api at 5" to reach everyone.
  4. To narrow the audience, use the README's documented targets alice/* or repo:api in place of '*'. (inferred, check the README)
  5. Run reason-network listen --as terminal if you expect replies from this terminal.

Prompt for your agent

In the reason-machines/reason-network repo, run `reason-network who`, then send the message "<announcement>" to '*' or to a documented target such as repo:<name>. Expected output: a confirmation that the message was sent to the chosen audience. Verify that the audience matches who you intended by reviewing the `who` output first.

Caveat. The README documents `'*'`, `alice/*`, and `repo:api` as audience targets, but it does not describe every filter, so check the `who` output before broadcasting.

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