team-launch
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Multi-department coordination for project go-live. All relevant departments, 6 phases. qa-lead: - Final functional QA pass - Regression testing on all critical paths - Cross-browser and responsive verification - Compile go/no-go status for QA seo-lead: - Sitemap.xml present and correct - robots.txt configured properly - All pages have unique title/meta - Canonical tags set - Structured data validated - Redirect map (old URLs → new URLs if migration) - Compile go/no-go status for SEO security-auditor: - Security headers configured (CSP,…
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All relevant departments, 6 phases.
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All pages have unique title/meta
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All images optimized and alt-tagged
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Verify all tracking is firing correctly
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Create client training session outline
≈ “Common” is an estimate: at least 1 in 5 of the 350,495 skill files we read have a rule of the same kind, not the same words. “Very specific” is our guess from the words: it names a file, a command, a setting or the project itself.
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/team-launch — Launch Coordination Pipeline
Multi-department coordination for project go-live. All relevant departments, 6 phases.
Instructions
Phase 1: Pre-launch Audit (PARALLEL: qa-lead + seo-lead + security-auditor)
Spawn in parallel:
qa-lead:
- Final functional QA pass
- Regression testing on all critical paths
- Cross-browser and responsive verification
- Compile go/no-go status for QA
seo-lead:
- Sitemap.xml present and correct
- robots.txt configured properly
- All pages have unique title/meta
- Canonical tags set
- Structured data validated
- Redirect map (old URLs → new URLs if migration)
- Compile go/no-go status for SEO
security-auditor:
- Security headers configured (CSP, HSTS, X-Frame-Options)
- SSL certificate valid and not expiring soon
- OWASP quick scan — no critical vulnerabilities
- Dependencies audited (no known CVEs)
- Compile go/no-go status for Security
Present consolidated go/no-go status: | Area | Status | Blockers | | QA | GO/NO-GO | [details] | | SEO | GO/NO-GO | [details] | | Security | GO/NO-GO | [details] |
USER APPROVAL GATE — Go/No-go decision.
Phase 2: Content Freeze (content-lead)
Spawn content-lead to:
- Final content review — all copy proofread
- All images optimized and alt-tagged
- Legal/compliance check (privacy policy, terms, cookie consent)
- Content signoff confirmation
Phase 3: Technical Preparation (devops-engineer)
Spawn devops-engineer to:
- Production environment verification
- Database migrations ready and tested
- CDN and caching configured
- Backup procedures verified
- Monitoring and alerting active (Sentry, UptimeRobot)
- Rollback plan documented:
- What triggers rollback
- Rollback steps
- Communication plan during rollback
- Recovery timeline
Phase 4: Launch Execution (project-lead)
Spawn project-lead to create launch runbook:
Pre-launch (T-1 hour):
- Final backup of existing site (if migration)
- Team notified and standing by
- Monitoring dashboards open
Launch (T-0):
- DNS switch / deployment trigger
- Wait for propagation (5-15 min)
- Verify site loads on production URL
- Run smoke test checklist:
- Homepage loads
- Navigation works
- Key forms submit
- Authentication works
- SSL certificate valid
- No console errors
- Verify redirects (old URLs → new URLs)
- Verify analytics tracking fires
Post-launch (T+30 min):
- Monitor error rates
- Check Core Web Vitals
- Verify email delivery (if applicable)
Phase 5: Post-launch (PARALLEL: analytics-specialist + marketing-lead)
Spawn in parallel:
analytics-specialist:
- Verify all tracking is firing correctly
- Confirm conversion events recording
- First data sanity check
- Set up automated alerts for anomalies
marketing-lead:
- Launch announcement — social media posts
- Email announcement to subscriber list
- PR/outreach if planned
- Community notifications
Monitor for 30 minutes for issues.
Phase 6: Handover (account-director)
Spawn account-director to:
- Trigger
/handoverworkflow for documentation - Create client training session outline
- Define support transition plan (warranty period, SLA)
- Schedule project retrospective
- Final project sign-off
Update production/session-state/active.md:
## Current Phase: Completed
## Launch Date: [date]Present project completion summary.
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