launch-checklist

Launch readiness validation aggregates project context, scans code health for debug remnants, and generates a department-by-department checklist with blocking and conditional items to ensure cross-functional teams are prepared for release.

A go-no-go checklist is a release validation tool that verifies code, content, marketing, infrastructure, legal, and operational teams are fully prepared. It is needed during product or feature launch preparation when a launch date or dry-run argument is provided for review.

Production assurance scans count TODO, FIXME, and HACK markers, flag debug remnants, and hunt for placeholder assets or hardcoded dev values to ensure the build stays production-ready before generating a comprehensive launch readiness report.

Yes, you can run a dry-run readiness audit by providing a dry-run argument instead of a specific launch date. The audit collects project context, scans code health, and generates a full department checklist with blocking and conditional summaries.

Tracking cross-functional launch blockers is done by generating a comprehensive department-by-department readiness checklist that categorizes items as blocking or conditional, then saves the report under the production releases folder with summarized statistics.

Yes, launch readiness validation collects CLAUDE.md, milestone, release, and content calendar files to understand the current project state and timeline, integrating existing project documentation into the comprehensive readiness audit.