Launch Your App the Way NASA Launches a Rocket: The Free Claude Skill Where 8 Claudes Must Say GO

1. 1
   Claude reads your project and writes a mission file: what's launching, how to run your tests, what changed, and anything you tell it, like how many users you expect or your budget for running costs.
2. 2
   Eight flight controllers check one part each. Tests runs your tests and build. Security hunts for leaked keys and passwords and pages anyone can reach. Database checks migrations, backups and who can read whose data. Speed checks for pages that get slower with every user. Cost checks the actual cost of every paid service your code calls, and whether a stranger could run up your bill. Users walks sign-up, sign-in and payment. Recovery checks you can see errors and roll back. Rules checks privacy policies, data deletion and promises your code doesn't keep.
3. 3
   Each one answers GO or NO-GO with its evidence: the file and line, or the command and what it printed. No controller sees another's call.
4. 4
   If even one says NO-GO, your app doesn't launch. A flight director Claude writes up the holds, the fixes in the order to make them, and what to watch in the first week.

You get back one page:GO for launch, or HOLD with how many stations said no, every station's one-line reason, and a fix list you can paste straight into Claude.