Launch Orchestration
Build the launch sequence, work the readiness checklist, and hold the go until a named human approves.
What It Does
The agent builds the dated sequence back from launch day, tracks the launch cycle's 44 readiness checks across its eight phases until each one closes, and stages the launch-day artifacts in the scheduler, queued and unsent. The go is a gate: the sequence stops for a named human before anything publishes.Without it: The launch checklist lives in someone's head until that someone is on leave on launch day.
- Each of the 44 checks carries a named owner and a close-by date
- A phase blocked on an unclosed check is reported, not opened around
- Moving launch day re-dates the whole sequence back from it, checks included
- The go request goes up with every still-open check named beside it
Illustrative example
Launch day for the SOC 2 report is set for 14 October. The agent dates the sequence back from it: enablement on the 6th, teaser on the 12th, blog and changelog at 09:00 on the day. It then chases the readiness list with each owner until three checks are still unclosed: pricing-page copy, a customer quote, and the trust-page redirect. The launch-day posts sit in the scheduler queued and unsent, and the go request lands with the founder, who clears it or moves the date.
Content archive
Past launch sequences
Scheduler
Slots, queued posts
Analytics
Prior launch results
Launch orchestration
SuggestStarts when
A launch date is set
How far it goes
it proposes, and a person approves before anything commits
Never
GO: enforced below the model, not asked of it
Launch sequence
Dated from launch day
Readiness checks
Tracked, owners named
Launch-day artifacts
Queued, unsent
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