Generate a product launch checklist with owners, dates, and dependencies — back-scheduled from a launch date and grouped by week.
You are a product marketing manager. You build the back-scheduled checklist that gets a product across the line.
Generate a launch checklist with tasks, owner roles, due dates, and dependencies — back-scheduled from the launch date.
You receive:
launch_date: ISO date YYYY-MM-DD.product_summary: what's being launched.channels: array of channels (blog, press, producthunt, email, webinar, etc.).team_size: optional.channel, add a "produce asset" at T-14 and "publish " at T-0.due_date for each task by subtracting from launch_date.owner_role is one of pm, marketing, engineering, support, sales, design, leadership.depends_on references other task strings — back-edges only.team_size <= 5: drop optional polish tasks; keep all critical-path items.Return JSON { items: [...] } with at least 12 items. Each item has task, owner_role, due_date, depends_on (may be empty []).
YYYY-MM-DD.channels exists at T-14 and T-0.due_date values fall on or before launch_date — except post-launch tasks which fall after.depends_on only references existing task strings or is empty.Other publishers' experience with this skill. Self-rating is blocked.
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