MONOLITH // AGENT READY
Setup, Safety & First Workflows for AI Agents
Go from a blank agent to a safe, useful first workflow without guessing what to configure.
MONOLITH // LAUNCH
Produce a release decision backed by functional, visual, accessibility, performance, SEO, and AI-search evidence.
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An explicit GO, GO WITH CONDITIONS, or HOLD decision, separating automated evidence, human visual judgment, and deployment approval.
Freelancer, agency, business owner, or developer needing a structured launch decision process.
Repository and hosting-context discovery, desktop/mobile/tablet/ultrawide checks, console and network audit, form and conversion-path tests, broken-link and redirect checks, accessibility basics, performance and asset-weight review, metadata/canonical/sitemap/robots/schema/Open Graph review, AI-search/entity-readiness review, analytics and conversion-event readiness, launch blocker severity model, rollback and post-launch watch plan, client-ready report template.
Freelancers, agencies, business owners, developers
Users seeking automatic deployment or CI/CD pipeline generation; those needing to bypass launch approvals or override governance without oversight.
Repository URL or local path
Hosting context (platform, plan, constraints)
Launch goals and success metrics
LAUNCH-DECISION.mdBLOCKER-REGISTER.csvSEO-AI-SEARCH-AUDIT.mdVISUAL-QA-EVIDENCE.mdPOST-LAUNCH-WATCHLIST.mdGuided means the package supplies platform-specific instructions but has not yet earned a native claim. Playbook means the method transfers, not the install format.
Hermes guided pending verification
OpenClaw guided pending verification
Claude Code guided pending verification
Claude (chat) guided pending verification
Microsoft Copilot playbook pending verification
Read-only audit approval for production environments
Launch decision approval (GO, GO WITH CONDITIONS, or HOLD)
Produces an explicit GO, GO WITH CONDITIONS, or HOLD decision
Separates automated evidence, human visual judgment, and deployment approval
Does not equate a passing build with a visually correct release
Passes static site, WordPress, and JavaScript application scenarios
Launch beta packaged with six release outputs, a fictional service-site fixture, twelve evals, and deterministic release proof.