feature-launch-playbook
Take a new feature or product update and generate the full launch kit: changelog entry, email announcement, LinkedIn post variants, in-app banner text, Twitter/X thread, and internal sales enablement one-pager. Pure reasoning skill that chains product context with audience-specific copy generation. Use when a product marketing team needs to turn a feature spec into launch-ready assets fast.
Best use case
feature-launch-playbook is best used when you need a repeatable AI agent workflow instead of a one-off prompt.
Take a new feature or product update and generate the full launch kit: changelog entry, email announcement, LinkedIn post variants, in-app banner text, Twitter/X thread, and internal sales enablement one-pager. Pure reasoning skill that chains product context with audience-specific copy generation. Use when a product marketing team needs to turn a feature spec into launch-ready assets fast.
Teams using feature-launch-playbook should expect a more consistent output, faster repeated execution, less prompt rewriting.
When to use this skill
- You want a reusable workflow that can be run more than once with consistent structure.
When not to use this skill
- You only need a quick one-off answer and do not need a reusable workflow.
- You cannot install or maintain the underlying files, dependencies, or repository context.
Installation
Claude Code / Cursor / Codex
Manual Installation
- Download SKILL.md from GitHub
- Place it in
.claude/skills/feature-launch-playbook/SKILL.mdinside your project - Restart your AI agent — it will auto-discover the skill
How feature-launch-playbook Compares
| Feature / Agent | feature-launch-playbook | Standard Approach |
|---|---|---|
| Platform Support | Not specified | Limited / Varies |
| Context Awareness | High | Baseline |
| Installation Complexity | Unknown | N/A |
Frequently Asked Questions
What does this skill do?
Take a new feature or product update and generate the full launch kit: changelog entry, email announcement, LinkedIn post variants, in-app banner text, Twitter/X thread, and internal sales enablement one-pager. Pure reasoning skill that chains product context with audience-specific copy generation. Use when a product marketing team needs to turn a feature spec into launch-ready assets fast.
Where can I find the source code?
You can find the source code on GitHub using the link provided at the top of the page.
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SKILL.md Source
# Feature Launch Playbook Turn a feature spec or product update into a complete launch kit — every asset you need to announce, from changelog to cold email insert. One input, all outputs. **Built for:** PMMs or founders who ship features faster than they can write about them. The goal is to go from "feature merged" to "launch assets ready" in one session. ## When to Use - "We just shipped [feature] — help me launch it" - "Write launch copy for [feature/update]" - "I need a changelog entry, email, and LinkedIn post for [feature]" - "Generate the full launch kit for [product update]" - "Turn this feature spec into marketing assets" ## Phase 0: Intake ### Feature Context 1. **Feature name** — What are you launching? 2. **One-paragraph description** — What does it do? (Can be a Notion doc, PRD excerpt, or plain text) 3. **Who benefits most?** — Which ICP segment cares about this? (e.g., "growth teams running outbound") 4. **Problem it solves** — What was painful before this existed? 5. **Key capability** — The single most impressive thing it does (for the headline) ### Launch Context 6. **Launch tier** — How big is this? - **Tier 1 (Major):** New product line, major feature, pricing change → Full launch kit - **Tier 2 (Medium):** Significant feature, new integration → Email + social + changelog - **Tier 3 (Minor):** Small improvement, bug fix → Changelog + social mention 7. **Launch date** — When does this go live? 8. **CTA** — What should the reader do? (Try it, book a demo, read docs, upgrade) 9. **Visual assets available?** — Screenshots, GIFs, demo video URL? ### Tone & Voice 10. **Brand voice** — Technical/developer, conversational/founder-led, enterprise/professional? 11. **Any messaging to avoid?** — Competitor names, specific claims, regulated language? ## Phase 1: Core Messaging (Foundation) Before generating assets, define the messaging foundation: ### Feature Positioning Block ``` HEADLINE: [Outcome-driven, not feature-driven] Bad: "Introducing Advanced Filtering" Good: "Find your best leads in seconds, not hours" SUBHEAD: [What it is + who it's for] "[Feature name] lets [audience] do [capability] so they can [outcome]." PROOF POINT: [Metric or before/after comparison] "In beta, [customer] saw [X% improvement / saved X hours]." CTA: [Single clear action] "[Try it now / See it in action / Book a demo]" ``` ## Phase 2: Generate Launch Assets ### Asset 1: Changelog Entry ```markdown ## [Feature Name] — [Date] [1-2 sentence summary: what + why it matters] **What's new:** - [Capability 1] - [Capability 2] - [Capability 3] **Who it's for:** [ICP segment] [CTA button text] → [link] ``` ### Asset 2: Email Announcement ``` Subject line options (pick 1, A/B test if possible): A: [Outcome-driven] — e.g., "Your [workflow] just got 10x faster" B: [Curiosity-driven] — e.g., "We built the thing you've been asking for" C: [Direct] — e.g., "New: [Feature Name] is live" --- Hi [First Name], [1-sentence hook tied to their pain point] Today we're launching [Feature Name] — [1-sentence description of what it does]. Here's what this means for you: - [Benefit 1 — outcome, not feature] - [Benefit 2] - [Benefit 3] [Social proof line if available: "Teams like [Customer] are already using it to [result]."] [CTA: Try it now / See it in action / Reply to learn more] [Signature] P.S. [Urgency or bonus — e.g., "Available on all plans" or "Early access for the next 48 hours"] ``` ### Asset 3: LinkedIn Post (Founder Voice) Generate 3 variants: **Variant A: Story-driven** ``` [Hook: personal story or observation about the problem] [2-3 lines on why this matters] Today we shipped [Feature Name]. Here's what it does: → [Benefit 1] → [Benefit 2] → [Benefit 3] [Social proof or early result] [CTA — soft: "Check it out" or "Link in comments"] ``` **Variant B: Contrarian/hot take** ``` [Hot take about the problem or industry norm] [2-3 lines on why the status quo is broken] So we built [Feature Name] to fix it. [How it works in 2-3 bullets] [CTA] ``` **Variant C: Customer-proof-driven** ``` [Customer result or quote as hook] [Context on what they were doing before] [Feature Name] made this possible: → [Capability that drove the result] [CTA] ``` ### Asset 4: Twitter/X Thread ``` Tweet 1 (hook): [Announcement + outcome claim in <200 chars] 🧵 Tweet 2: The problem: [Pain point in ICP language] Tweet 3: What we built: [Feature description + screenshot/GIF] Tweet 4: Key capabilities: - [Bullet 1] - [Bullet 2] - [Bullet 3] Tweet 5: [Social proof or early result] Tweet 6: [CTA + link] ``` ### Asset 5: In-App Banner / Notification ``` Headline: [6-8 words max] Body: [1 sentence, 15 words max] CTA button: [2-3 words] Dismiss: "Maybe later" ``` ### Asset 6: Internal Sales Enablement One-Pager (Tier 1 only) ```markdown # [Feature Name] — Sales Enablement Brief ## What It Is [2-3 sentences] ## Who Cares - [Persona 1]: [Why they care] - [Persona 2]: [Why they care] ## Talk Track "[Suggested pitch — 3-4 sentences a rep can use on a call]" ## Objection Handling | Objection | Response | |-----------|----------| | "[Common objection]" | "[Response]" | ## Discovery Questions - "[Question that surfaces the pain this solves]" - "[Question that qualifies for this feature]" ## Competitive Context - [Competitor X]: [Does / doesn't have this] - [Competitor Y]: [Their approach vs ours] ## Resources - Demo video: [link] - Docs: [link] - Customer story: [link] ``` ## Phase 3: Launch Checklist Generate a launch checklist based on the tier: ### Tier 1 (Major Launch) - [ ] Changelog entry published - [ ] Email announcement sent to [segment] - [ ] LinkedIn post published (founder account) - [ ] Twitter thread published - [ ] In-app banner configured - [ ] Sales team briefed (enablement doc sent) - [ ] Docs/help center updated - [ ] Demo video recorded - [ ] Product Hunt post scheduled (if applicable) - [ ] Partner/integration notifications sent ### Tier 2 (Medium Launch) - [ ] Changelog entry published - [ ] Email announcement sent - [ ] LinkedIn post published - [ ] In-app notification configured - [ ] Docs updated ### Tier 3 (Minor) - [ ] Changelog entry published - [ ] Social media mention - [ ] Docs updated ## Phase 4: Output Save all assets to the current working directory (or user-specified path) under a `[feature-slug]/` folder: - `launch-kit.md` — All assets in one document - `checklist.md` — Launch checklist with owner assignments ## Cost | Component | Cost | |-----------|------| | All asset generation | Free (LLM reasoning) | | **Total** | **Free** | ## Tools Required None. Pure reasoning skill. Works with any LLM agent. ## Trigger Phrases - "Generate launch assets for [feature]" - "We just shipped [feature] — write the launch copy" - "Run the feature launch playbook for [feature]" - "Turn this spec into launch-ready content"
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