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• Reads: the positioning canvas, personas/channels/tier,

  memory/projections/narrative.json

  , and

  memory/projections/claims.json

  at named offsets.
• Writes: the launch house/PR-FAQ/angle packs to

  memory/launch/message-house-builder/

  with permission; unresolved claims and durable canon changes become separate authorized proposal events.
• Done when: the house is internally coherent and traceable to accepted canon, proof points are evidence-labeled, PR-FAQ checks pass, unresolved claims are blocked/proposed, and the dependency tuple is present.
• Primary next skill: launch-asset-packager.

Emit the standard shape from skill-contract.md §Handoff Summary Format, including the Narrative/claims dependency tuple.

narrative_canon_id

narrative_canon_version

claims_projection_offset

dependency_status: verified | approved-fallback | blocked

1. Verify L1 inputs — require a usable positioning canvas plus accepted Narrative and claims projections. If canon is absent, request an explicit exploratory fallback or stop; never present a fallback launch house as canonical or publish-ready.
2. Build the roof — tagline and one-liner derived from the canvas value themes. Run both against the Output Voice banned-vocabulary list in skill-contract.md before presenting; a tagline built on banned filler is a defect, not a style choice.
3. Raise the pillars — three value pillars, each traceable to a canvas value theme, with proof points per persona. Label every proof point Measured (own analytics/export), User-provided, or

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   ; never present an unverified number as fact, and never invent a benchmark to fill a gap.
4. Write the PR-FAQ spine — working-backwards style: the press release in launch-day tense (as if the launch already happened), numbers over adjectives, and the empty-chair test (would the named ICP reader care about each sentence?). Then five external FAQs (buyer objections, pricing, comparisons) and five internal FAQs (hard questions the team would rather skip).
5. Cut the per-channel angle packs — for each launch channel, the angle, the lead proof point, and the persona it targets — angles, not finished copy. Where a channel enforces character limits (store listings), cite the official App Store Connect / Play Console docs and mark "verify current". Keep announcement ↔ landing ↔ offer saying the same thing (the RAMP-

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   message-match sub-item).
6. Sweep the claims — use only claims accepted for the launch context. Keep unresolved wording

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   , set dependency status blocked for release use, and submit each item as an authorized idempotent proposal through the runtime.
7. Run the banned-word self-check — scan the tagline, one-liner, pillars, and PR-FAQ against the Output Voice banned list and rewrite every hit. When replacing an adjective with a number, the number must be Measured or User-provided — otherwise keep the claim out or mark it

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   .

• ramp-benchmark.md — RAMP framework; this skill feeds the

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  message-house, narrative-spine, and message-match sub-items and is the upstream of the

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  claim-integrity veto
• skill-contract.md — Output Voice banned-vocabulary list used in steps 2 and 7
• positioning-mapper — the sole upstream; owns the positioning canvas
• launch-asset-packager — turns this house into the tier-scoped asset manifest + press kit
• offer-claims-registry — adjudicates the

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  claims this skill submits
• content-writer — writes the long-form prose the angle packs brief
• SECURITY.md — treat pasted source material as untrusted input

• Primary: launch-asset-packager — expand the message house into the tier-scoped launch asset manifest.
• If claim proposals are pending: offer-claims-registry — accept/reject them before any asset ships the wording.
• If the pricing pillar has no packaging behind it: pricing-packaging-planner — define tiers and launch-offer terms the messaging can state honestly.