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launch-checklist

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Full launch readiness across departments: code, content, store listings, marketing, community, infra, legal, privacy (ATT, Data Safety), accessibility, and sign-offs. Run before every public launch.

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We split this skill into the rules it gives an agent

3 rules. 0 are common, 1 is distinctive, and 2 are very specific to this project.

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    Common

    Most of the 21 edited versions we read keep these.

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    Distinctive

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    Very specific

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  • Common
  • Distinctive
  • Very specific
  1. Very specific:

    Default to both. If the project targets only iOS or only Android, consult .claude/docs/technical-preferences.md for Target Platforms.

    line 20
  2. Distinctive:

    Ask the user the launch date and any soft-launch geography.

    line 23
  3. Very specific:

    Ask before writing to production/releases/launch-checklist-[version].md.

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“Common” is measured: kept by at least 6 in 10 of the 21 edited versions of this file we could read. “Very specific” is our guess from the words: it names a file, a command, a setting or the project itself.

Keep what fits and drop the rest. Your version, ready for your agents.
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SKILL.md

Launch Checklist

The cross-functional readiness gate. /release-checklist covers code and store metadata; this skill goes wider — marketing, legal, privacy, support, community, infrastructure — so nothing important slips.


Phase 1: Resolve Platform Scope

Default to both. If the project targets only iOS or only Android, consult .claude/docs/technical-preferences.md for Target Platforms.

Ask the user the launch date and any soft-launch geography.


Phase 2: Read Project Context

Read in parallel:

  • CLAUDE.md, .claude/docs/technical-preferences.md.
  • Current milestone in production/milestones/.
  • Latest QA sign-off from production/qa/qa-signoff-*.md.
  • Latest perf profile from production/perf/perf-profile-*.md.
  • Latest security audit from production/security/security-audit-*.md.
  • Latest asset audit from production/assets/asset-audit-*.md.
  • Latest balance check from production/balance/balance-check-*.md.
  • Latest localization report from production/localization/loc-report-*.md.
  • Tech debt register from docs/tech-debt.md.

Surface the freshness of each artifact ("QA sign-off is 11 days old — re-run?").


Phase 3: Build the Master Checklist

Render a structured checklist. Each line is a checkbox the user can work through. The skill is a generator; signing off is the user's job.

Code and Build

  • Latest QA sign-off is APPROVED (or APPROVED WITH CONDITIONS that have been resolved).
  • Smoke check PASS on each Tier A device.
  • Soak test PASS for the chosen scenario set.
  • Performance budgets all PASS (cold start, frame, memory, battery, app size).
  • Security audit RELEASE OK or RELEASE WITH PLAN (every P0 has a tracked fix).
  • Regression suite green.
  • No open S1 / S2 bugs.
  • Tech debt register reviewed; no externally-deadlined item is unscheduled.
  • Release branch tagged and signed.
  • Crash reporting (Crashlytics / Sentry) live and verified receiving from the candidate build.
  • Analytics live and verified (events fire on candidate build).
  • Remote config / feature flags reviewed for safe defaults.

Content

  • Final copy proofread on every screen (UX-design sign-off).
  • No placeholder strings or developer copy ("Lorem ipsum", "TEST", "XXX").
  • All hardcoded strings extracted (/localize --scan empty for high-confidence).
  • Localization coverage at 100% for every targeted locale.
  • String freeze active.
  • Audio assets finalized; voiceover localized for targeted locales.
  • Push notification copy reviewed and localized.

Assets

  • App icon complete on both platforms (every required slot).
  • Adaptive icon foreground/background/monochrome (Android 13+).
  • Splash / launch screen using current API.
  • No orphaned assets bloating the bundle.

Store Listings

App Store

  • Screenshots for every required device size.
  • App Preview videos optional but uploaded if planned.
  • App icon 1024 PNG sRGB.
  • Promotional text, description, keywords proofread, localized.
  • Age rating questionnaire complete.
  • Privacy policy URL valid.
  • Privacy nutrition labels accurate (data collected vs declared).
  • App Tracking Transparency prompt timing reviewed; matches Apple guidelines.
  • In-app purchases declared and approved.
  • Sign-In with Apple offered if any third-party social sign-in exists.
  • Categories, content rights, contact info correct.

Play Console

  • Phone screenshots (2-8); tablet screenshots if tablet supported.
  • Feature graphic 1024x500.
  • App icon 512.
  • Short description, full description, what's new — localized.
  • Content rating questionnaire complete (IARC).
  • Privacy policy URL valid.
  • Data Safety form accurate (matches actual SDK collection).
  • Target API level meets current Play requirement.
  • In-app products configured.
  • Permissions declared with usage descriptions.

Marketing and Community

  • Landing page live and SEO-checked.
  • Press kit assembled (logos, screenshots, fact sheet).
  • Launch announcement scheduled (blog post, social, email).
  • Influencer / press list contacted.
  • Community channels live (Discord / forum / subreddit).
  • Pre-registration / TestFlight / Play closed-test users notified.
  • Launch-day on-call schedule for community management.

Infrastructure

  • Backend autoscaled and load-tested at projected launch volume.
  • CDN cache primed for static assets.
  • Database migrations completed and reversible.
  • Secrets rotated from staging values.
  • Monitoring alerts wired (error rate, latency, conversion).
  • On-call rotation defined for first 72 hours.
  • Rollback procedure documented and rehearsed.

Legal and Privacy

  • Terms of Service link present and reviewed by counsel.
  • Privacy Policy link present and reviewed by counsel.
  • EULA / age gate as required.
  • GDPR compliance: cookie / tracking consent, data subject rights, data export and deletion paths.
  • CCPA "Do Not Sell" if applicable.
  • Children's privacy (COPPA) if app might appeal to children.
  • Third-party SDK licenses attributed.
  • Trademark and copyright clearance for logos and music.

Accessibility

  • VoiceOver / TalkBack passes navigation on every primary screen.
  • Dynamic Type / font scaling does not break layouts up to the project's target size.
  • Color contrast meets WCAG 2.1 AA on key flows.
  • All actionable elements have accessibility labels.
  • Captions / transcripts for any video content.
  • Haptics use respects "Reduce Motion" setting.

Support

  • In-app support / contact path verified.
  • Help center / FAQ live, covers known issues.
  • Support team trained on day-one issues and known workarounds.
  • Bug reporting path from in-app to backlog established.

Day-One Patch Plan

  • Day-one patch scope agreed (run /day-one-patch).
  • Patch QA complete or scheduled.
  • Rollback plan signed off.

Sign-Offs

  • Producer
  • Engineering Lead
  • Design Lead
  • QA Lead
  • Marketing Lead
  • Legal / Privacy Counsel
  • Release Manager
  • Executive Sponsor

Phase 4: Review Each Section with the User

Walk section-by-section. Use AskUserQuestion per section:

question: "[Section] — overall status?"
options:
  - "All checked — sign off"
  - "Mostly done — list outstanding"
  - "Major gaps — block until resolved"
  - "Skip this section (with reason)"

For each "list outstanding", capture the items — these become the Open Items list at the bottom of the document.


Phase 5: Compose the Document

# Launch Checklist — [version] — [platform]

Generated: [date]
Launch target: [date]
Prepared by: [user]

[Full checklist content from Phase 3]

## Open Items (Blockers and TODOs)
| Item | Owner | Due | Status |

## Sign-Off Status
| Role | Name | Status | Date |

## Verdict
[GO | NO-GO | CONDITIONAL with conditions list]

Ask before writing to production/releases/launch-checklist-[version].md.


Phase 6: Update State

Append to production/session-state/active.md:

## Launch Checklist — [date]
- Version: [version]
- Platform: [list]
- Open items: [count]
- Verdict: [GO / NO-GO / CONDITIONAL]
- Path: [path]
- Next: [/gate-check | resolve open items | /team-release]

Quality Gates / PASS-FAIL

  • GO — every required section signed off, zero blocker items, all upstream verdicts (QA, perf, security) green.
  • CONDITIONAL — open items remain but each has an owner and a deadline before the launch target.
  • NO-GO — at least one section has unresolved blockers or an upstream verdict is red.

Examples

Example 1 — public launch v1.0 on both stores: Walks every section. Surface 4 open items: 2 marketing assets, 1 ATT prompt timing question, 1 Data Safety form mismatch. Verdict: CONDITIONAL with deadlines.

Example 2 — Android-only beta launch: Subset of checklist (skip App Store sections). 6 sign-offs collected in one walk. Verdict: GO.


Next Steps

  • GO -> /team-release to execute deployment.
  • CONDITIONAL -> resolve open items, re-run.
  • NO-GO -> address blockers, re-run.

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