nivel-lancamento

Classify product releases into launch tiers and plan go-to-market activities.

Updated May 31, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/ithaloazevedo/pm-loadout --skill nivel-lancamento-ithaloazevedo
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent▼
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: nivel-lancamento
Source: https://github.com/ithaloazevedo/pm-loadout/tree/main/.agents/skills/nivel-lancamento
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ithaloazevedo/pm-loadout --skill nivel-lancamento-ithaloazevedo

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? Product teams often launch every release with the same effort or guess at the right level of go-to-market investment. This Skill classifies each release into a launch tier (1-3) based on positioning impact, then prescribes the appropriate go-to-market activities so effort matches actual market significance. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Tier Classification: Sorts releases into Tier 1 (major/positioning-changing), Tier 2 (significant/positioning-reinforcing), or Tier 3 (incremental) using explicit criteria from Lauchengco's Loved framework. - Per-Tier Activity Plans: Provides tailored launch activity checklists for software, content products, AI tools, and service offerings at each tier. - Ethical Engagement Design: Applies Eyal's Hook Canvas and Manipulation Matrix to design retention loops ethically, plus Shotton's behavioral science guidance for positioning. - Bias & Feedback Loops: Includes a pre-launch bias check, counter-argument exercise, and a post-launch L5-to-L2 feedback loop that routes market signals back into discovery. - Use Case: A PM preparing to ship a new AI feature uses the Skill to determine it is a Tier 2 launch, then follows the AI-tools Tier 2 checklist (integration partnership, case study) instead of over-investing in a full press campaign. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to classify your upcoming release into a launch tier and generate the corresponding go-to-market plan for your product type.

Frequently Asked Questions about nivel-lancamento

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I classify a product launch into tiers?▼

Classify launches by positioning impact: Tier 1 if the release changes your positioning, Tier 2 if it strengthens existing positioning, and Tier 3 if it is an incremental improvement. Each tier maps to a defined set of go-to-market activities and effort levels.

What go-to-market activities fit each launch tier?▼

Tier 1 uses full cross-functional efforts like press, events, and analyst briefings. Tier 2 uses targeted campaigns, blog posts, and sales enablement updates. Tier 3 uses lightweight tactics like release notes, changelogs, and in-product notifications.

Does launch tier planning differ for AI tools or content products?▼

Yes, the framework provides per-tier activity lists for software, content products, AI tools, and service offerings. For example, a Tier 1 AI tool launch includes ProductHunt or HackerNews, while a Tier 1 content launch includes a marketplace release and PR coverage.

How do I avoid bias when planning a product launch?▼

Run a pre-launch bias check covering optimism bias, confirmation bias, anchoring, and sunk cost fallacy. Also draft a counter-argument for why the release might deserve a smaller tier before finalizing classification or positioning copy.

What is the Manipulation Matrix in engagement design?▼

The Manipulation Matrix is an ethical gate from Eyal's work that asks whether the product materially improves the user's life and whether the maker would use it. Only Facilitator products, benefiting users and used by makers, should be built without reservation.

What should I do with market feedback after a launch?▼

Capture market signals within 2-4 weeks post-launch, validate scenarios against reality, and evaluate results against original opportunity assumptions. Feed confirmed or contradictory signals back into discovery to update confidence scores or spawn new opportunities.