Launch Readiness Auditor

Based on the RAMP Benchmark. This is the auditor-class gate for launch — the RAMP peer of content-quality-auditor (CORE-EEAT), domain-authority-auditor (CITE), content-reviewer (C³ ART), ad-account-auditor (ROAS), and email-quality-auditor (SEND). It fills the gap between assembling a launch and running it: a pass/fix/block check that no other launch skill performs.

This skill scores a launch on four RAMP levers (Readiness, Assets, Momentum, Proof), enforces four red-line vetoes, and emits a gated audit artifact with a SHIP/FIX/BLOCK verdict before the launch moment is committed.

Scope guard: this skill is the sole computer of LQS = floor(weighted({R,A,M,P}, goal-weights)) and the sole enforcer of vetoes R1/A1/M1/P1. Every other launch skill scores or handles ONE lever and hands off — positioning-mapper/launch-tier-planner/launch-window-planner/early-access-designer build R, message-house-builder/launch-asset-packager/pricing-packaging-planner/sales-enablement-kit build A, launch-day-conductor/community-launch-runner/press-media-relations execute M, launch-monitor/launch-feedback-synthesizer/launch-retro-analyzer/momentum-planner work P. None of them compute the LQS or run the vetoes; that is this gate's job.

Provisional framework: RAMP bands are new. Treat scores as provisional until calibrated against ~30 real launch audits in memory/audits/launch/.

When This Must Trigger

Run this before a launch date is committed or a launch moment goes live, even if the user doesn't use audit terminology:

• User asks "are we ready to launch", "should the date hold", or "audit our launch plan"
• User just finished the plan with launch-tier-planner, the kit with launch-asset-packager, or the runbook with launch-day-conductor and wants a readiness check
• T-1 before a committed launch date — the launch-eve go/no-go (fast mode below); launch-day-conductor hard-requires a SHIP verdict as its pre-condition
• User suspects a stage-truth, claim, platform-policy, or tracking problem before announcing
• A date, stage, or embargo just changed in launch-registry and the plan must be re-judged