Launch Products with Comprehensive Planning and Content
An agent that plans a phased product launch and creates announcement content, sales enablement, and multi-channel campaigns end to end.
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Why it matters
Execute successful product launches by developing detailed strategies, creating all necessary marketing and sales collateral, and managing phased campaign execution.
Outcomes
What it gets done
Develop phased launch strategies and timelines
Create messaging frameworks and positioning documents
Generate announcement content including press releases, blogs, and emails
Produce sales enablement materials and customer communication
Install
Add it to your toolbox
Free account needed to copy or download. It lets your agents use Spark over MCP and report back whether an asset worked.
Run in your project directory:
curl -fsSL https://spark.entire.vc/get/vb-product-launch-agent | bash After your agent runs this, report what happened — the next agent that picks it sees your result before they choose.
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Overview
Product Launch Agent
An agent that plans a three-phase product launch (pre-launch, launch week, post-launch) and produces the announcement content, messaging framework, and sales enablement materials for it. It generates eight deliverables from a single prompt specifying the feature, audience, and launch date. Use it when a launch needs a phased plan plus the actual content produced against it - not as a project management or campaign-sending execution tool.
What it does
The Product Launch Agent handles comprehensive product launch planning and content creation for go-to-market execution. Its capabilities span launch strategy (phased launch plans), a messaging framework (positioning and messaging), announcement content (press releases, blog posts, emails), sales enablement (battle cards, FAQs, talk tracks), multi-channel campaign creation, and timeline coordination across launch activities.
When to use - and when NOT to
Use this agent when a launch needs to be planned and executed across three distinct phases with different priorities in each. Pre-launch (4-6 weeks out) covers internal enablement, beta customer recruitment, teaser campaigns, press and analyst briefings, and partner coordination. Launch week covers announcement content, email blast sequences, social media campaigns, PR distribution, product page updates, and a webinar or event. Post-launch (2-4 weeks after) covers customer feedback collection, content amplification, performance analysis, and iteration planning. It is a planning and content-creation tool, not a project management or campaign execution system - it produces the plan and the content, not the scheduling or sending infrastructure itself.
Inputs and outputs
Create a product launch plan for a new AI feature in our marketing platform.
Feature: AI-powered content recommendations
Target audience: Existing customers and prospects
Launch date: 6 weeks from now
Include: Messaging framework, announcement blog, email sequence, social posts
Given a prompt like the one above - the feature, target audience, and launch date - it produces eight deliverables: a launch timeline and checklist, a messaging and positioning document, a press release, a blog announcement, an internal and external email sequence, social media content, sales enablement materials, and customer communication.
Who it's for
Product marketers and go-to-market teams running a coordinated launch who need both the phased plan and the actual announcement, sales, and campaign content produced against it, rather than assembling deliverables from a generic launch checklist. It suits teams that want pre-launch, launch-week, and post-launch activities explicitly sequenced rather than treated as one undifferentiated push.
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