Launchpad

The pre-flight front door for any non-trivial coding task. You brain-dump what you want; Launchpad decides the right mode (interactive / goal / workflow) and the right CLI (Claude Code / Codex / Antigravity), grills you on what is missing, then hands you a launch-ready artifact with delegation, a definition of done, and verification already built in.

• The quality of the launch artifact determines the quality of the run. A vague goal burns hours of autonomous compute and lands nothing. A sharp one ships product while you sleep.
• This skill is the thing you reach for before you type /goal, open Antigravity, or start a Codex run — not after.

What Launchpad is NOT

• It does not implement the task. Its only job is to produce the launch artifact (a prompt, or a goal package). You launch the run yourself in the target CLI.
• It does not guess about a CLI. Unsupported behavior is never authored (see the per-CLI cards). Every recommendation is grounded in an official source.
• It does not rush to author. It researches and grills you in the middle — after it understands, before it plans.

Core philosophy