A useful launch plan starts with a specific audience and a credible reason to care. Give the agent product facts and customer context so it can develop messages that explain a real benefit.
Prepare the task
Provide the intended audience, product capabilities, launch timing, available channels, and approved evidence. Define the desired action, such as trying a workflow or booking a demonstration.
Work through it with your agent
Set the brief
Find a campaign planning or messaging skill. Ask the agent to articulate the audience’s problem, the product’s relevant capability, and the evidence supporting the proposed message.
Draft for each channel
Create a landing-page outline, launch announcement, and follow-up messages suited to their audiences. Keep the core promise consistent while adapting detail and format.
Plan review and measurement
Assign an owner and review date to each asset. Choose measures tied to the desired action and document the baseline before launch.
Find a starting skill
Draft a product launch campaign for a new audience
Task searches use OpenAI for semantic matching. Keep secrets and repository contents out of the search text. Review the suggested skill’s source and instructions before using it.
What to ask for
A campaign brief, channel-specific drafts, an asset schedule, and a measurement plan. Drafting does not publish posts or contact customers; those are separate actions for your team to approve.
Review the result
Verify every capability and numerical claim. Remove invented customer quotes, unsupported comparisons, and promises the product cannot meet; review tracking links and calls to action before publication.
Continue the workflow
Connect Claude Code or Codex, then copy the pinned agent prompt from a public skill page.
Related workflow: Agent skills for clear technical documentation.