Pm Gtm Launch
Skill ActiveGo-to-market launch playbook for a feature, module, or product. Generates cross-functional checklists, enablement timelines, communication plans, and success metrics. Scales from lightweight P2 launches to full P0 GTM motions. Use when someone says "launch plan", "go-to-market", "GTM", "launch playbook", "launch checklist", "feature launch", "product launch", "release planning", "launch readiness", or "launch brief".
To provide a structured and scalable go-to-market launch playbook, ensuring all cross-functional teams are aligned and prepared for a successful product or feature release.
Features
- Generates tiered launch playbooks (P0, P1, P2)
- Produces cross-functional checklists for Product, Sales, Marketing, CS, Support, and Legal
- Creates enablement timelines and communication plans
- Defines success metrics and counter-metrics
- Includes a risk register and post-launch review structure
Use Cases
- Planning a major product launch (P0)
- Coordinating a significant feature release (P1)
- Developing a lightweight launch plan for minor updates (P2)
- Ensuring cross-functional alignment before a new product goes live
Non-Goals
- Generating specific marketing copy or sales collateral (it outlines plans for these)
- Executing the launch tasks themselves
- Managing the product backlog or development roadmap
- Replacing detailed strategic planning beyond the launch phase
Versioning
- warning:Release ManagementThe skill frontmatter does not declare a version, and installation instructions reference `main`, making it difficult to pin a specific version.
Install
- info:Installation instructionThe README provides installation instructions but lacks specific invocation examples or detailed authentication setup for external services, though none are required for this skill.
Installation
First, add the marketplace
/plugin marketplace add marfoerst/the-pragmatic-pm/plugin install the-pragmatic-pm@the-pragmatic-pmQuality Score
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