Launch Readiness Review is a Clone skill that runs a structured readiness check before a launch, confirming owners, approvals, risks and open items so nothing slips through on go-live day. Product manager, project manager and marketing manager clones use it in the final days before a release. There is no app to connect; you share the launch details and it does the review.
Run a readiness review for Thursday's pricing page launch. What's still blocking go-live?
Two items block go-live: legal hasn't approved the new plan names, and nobody owns the rollback plan. Everything else has an owner and a sign-off.
| Item | Owner | Approval | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Plan names and copy | Marketing | Legal pending | Blocker |
| Rollback plan | Unassigned | None | Blocker |
| Checkout QA | Engineering | Signed off | Ready |
| Support macros | Support lead | Signed off | Ready |
No forms, no workflow builder. Ask your clone the way you'd ask a teammate.
Tell your clone what is launching, when, and who is involved. Paste a plan or point it to your notes.
It confirms each workstream has an owner, an approval and a known risk level, and lists anything still open.
You get a readiness summary with blockers at the top, so the go-live call is based on facts, not memory.
Skills belong to roles. These clones put Launch Readiness Review to work as part of their job.
It is a pre-launch check run by AI. Your clone walks through every part of the launch, confirms who owns it and whether it has been approved, and lists the risks and open items that could block go-live.
No. Launch Readiness Review works without a connection. Share the launch plan, a checklist or meeting notes with your clone and it builds the review from there.
Product manager, project manager and marketing manager clones use it most, usually in the last week before a release, campaign or product launch.
No. It confirms owners, approvals and open items and tells you what is blocking. The go or no-go decision stays with your team.
Yes. Many teams run it a week out and again the day before, so they can see which blockers were cleared and which are still open.
Updated October 2026