product-factory

Converting a React Native MVP into a release-ready product requires orchestrating audits, parallel feature implementation, production hardening, and QA validation. This process applies integration cross-checks across Supabase, type, routes, and store boundaries to enforce release gating and output actionable remediation steps.

MVP release readiness involves auditing the existing codebase, applying production hardening like crash reporting and payment setup, and verifying integration across boundaries. It produces deterministic workspace reports, a QA validation summary, and a configuration checklist required for the final release.

Yes, you can run selected phases like audit-only, QA-only, or feature-only depending on your request. This allows you to target specific release readiness steps or integration cross-checks without executing the entire end-to-end MVP-to-product orchestration pipeline.

Production hardening for a Supabase and React Native codebase involves implementing error handling, security rules, and reliability tasks like crash reporting. It performs integration cross-checks across Supabase, type, routes, and store boundaries to identify and remediate vulnerabilities before release.

Yes, YAML-defined skill activation is required to automate the MVP-to-product orchestration pipeline. This configuration drives the structured workflow that assigns parallel feature, prod, performance, and growth tasks, ultimately generating deterministic workspace reports and release guidance.