Problem definition · private beta
Vibe coding is fast. Work orders make the work finishable.
Vibe coding can get a prototype moving. A Launchfiles work order adds the owner, scope, evidence, acceptance checks, and approval boundary needed to carry the work forward safely.
Private beta. No autonomous publishing or production mutation without approval.
Product-true proof
The handoff is the product surface
A work order makes the next action legible: what is being changed, what evidence proves it, what remains forbidden, and who approves a consequential step. It does not pretend a draft is a shipped result.
- Problem
- A fast AI output is not yet an owned, reviewable work item
- Scope
- Files, systems, decisions, and actions included in the handoff
- Evidence
- Checks required before the result can be called ready
- Authority
- Founder approval before publish, send, spend, or production mutation
Mission handoff
From problem to next safe action
- 01
Name the outcome
State the decision or deliverable the work must produce, not just the tool or prompt used to start it.
- 02
Bound the handoff
Assign an owner, exact scope, acceptance checks, evidence sources, and forbidden side effects.
- 03
Keep authority explicit
Separate local draft, verified artifact, founder approval, and production change into distinct states.
30-day evidence ceiling
This page must earn its place.
Merge into the AI work-orders page if qualified founders do not recognize the vibe-coding handoff problem or cannot distinguish it from a prompt template.
Contamination boundary: customer-product capabilities may appear only as labeled case-study evidence, never as Launchfiles features.
Private beta
Bring one founder mission.
Leave with a useful artifact, evidence, an approval boundary, and the next safe action.