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  name: ecom/product-launch
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  description: >
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- Product launch plan: pre-launch, launch day, post-launch with marketing sync.
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+ E-commerce product launch plan positioning + pricing ladder + content
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+ assets + channel mix + ad creative + day-by-day launch sequence + post-
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+ launch optimisation triggers.
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  allowed-tools: [Read, Write, Edit, Bash, Grep, Glob, Agent, WebFetch, WebSearch]
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  # Product Launch — `/ecom launch <product>`
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- > **Agent:** Ricardo (E-Commerce Director) | **Framework:** Product Launch Plan + GTM
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+ > **Lead:** Ricardo (E-Commerce Director) | **Cross-dept:** Mateus (Brand) + Helena (CFO) + Luna (Marketing) + Pedro (Paid) + Isabel (Visual) + Eduardo (Copy) | **Framework:** GTM × Launch Sequence + Inventory-Aware Demand Curve
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- ## What It Does
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+ ## What ships
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- Product launch plan: pre-launch, launch day, post-launch with marketing sync.
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+ A production launch package in 7 deliverables:
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- ## Output
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+ 1. **Positioning** — competitive set + onlyness frame + price tier
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+ 2. **Pricing ladder** — anchor + main + promo + bundle with margin math per tier
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+ 3. **Content assets** — product page + photo brief + video brief + email + social copy
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+ 4. **Channel mix** — owned + marketplace + paid + organic + partnerships per priority
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+ 5. **Ad creative plan** — static + video + UGC + retargeting per channel
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+ 6. **Day-by-day launch sequence** — soft launch through post-launch optimisation
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+ 7. **Executive summary** — 1-page printable with sales target + kill-switch criterion
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- Launch plan with timeline, channel activation, and success metrics
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+ ## Positioning Frame (e-commerce specific)
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+ Position the SKU on three axes simultaneously:
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+ 1. **Competitive set** — name 3-5 directly competing SKUs across price tiers
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+ 2. **Differentiation angle** — what's the one thing this SKU does that the competitive set doesn't
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+ 3. **Price tier** — entry / mid / premium / luxury with explicit anchor comparison
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+ Format:
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+ ```yaml
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+ positioning:
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+ category: <product category>
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+ competitive_set: [<SKU 1>, <SKU 2>, <SKU 3>]
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+ onlyness: "The only <category> that <unique mechanism> for <customer> who want <outcome>"
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+ price_tier: entry | mid | premium | luxury
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+ anchor_competitor: <SKU we benchmark against>
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+ anchor_price: <competitor price>
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+ our_price: <price + delta vs anchor + rationale>
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+ ```
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+ ## Pricing Ladder
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+ Every launch ships with a 4-tier pricing ladder, not a single price:
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+ | Tier | Use | Margin floor | When to show |
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+ |---|---|---|---|
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+ | **Anchor** | Shown crossed-out to anchor perception | n/a (decorative) | First view |
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+ | **Main** | Default offer | Gross margin ≥ category benchmark | Default state |
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+ | **Promo** | Limited-time deal (launch week, holiday) | Gross margin ≥ 60% of main | Launch week + scarcity moments |
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+ | **Bundle** | Multi-SKU or main + accessory | Combined margin ≥ main × 1.3 | Cart upsell |
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+ Margin math must close at every tier. Promo prices that don't cover variable costs are not promos — they're losses.
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+ ## Content Asset Inventory
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+ Required assets per launch:
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+ ```yaml
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+ content_assets:
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+ product_page:
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+ - hero_image: 1
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+ - lifestyle_images: 3-5
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+ - detail_shots: 3-5
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+ - video: 15-30s
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+ - bullets: 5-7
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+ - long_description: 200-400 words
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+ - faq: 5-8 questions
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+ email:
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+ - launch_announcement: 1
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+ - reminder_24h_before: 1
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+ - launch_day: 1
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+ - day_3_social_proof: 1
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+ - day_7_last_chance: 1
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+ social:
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+ - announcement_post: 3-5 platforms × 1 format
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+ - launch_day_post: 3-5 platforms × 1 format
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+ - countdown_stories: 3-7 days
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+ ad_creative:
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+ - static_image: 5-10 variants
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+ - video_15s: 3-5 variants
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+ - video_30s: 2-3 variants
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+ - ugc_request_brief: 1
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+ ```
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+ ## Channel Mix Priority
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+ Channel ramp follows a deliberate sequence. Day-0 is not "everywhere at once" — it's a controlled wedge.
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+ | Priority | Day 0 | Week 1 | Month 1 | Why this order |
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+ | 1 | Email list (warm) | Email + retargeting | Email + retargeting + organic | Warmest audience first, validates demand signal |
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+ | 2 | Direct traffic + organic | Direct + organic + meta paid | Add marketplace listing | Earned reach before paid |
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+ | 3 | Marketplace listing | Paid scale-up | TikTok / influencer | Paid only after CR validated |
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+ | 4 | Influencer outreach | Influencer publishes | Affiliate program | Third-party signal once core demand proven |
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+ Skipping the warm-audience-first step burns paid spend on uninformed buyers and produces unstable CR baselines.
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+ ## Day-by-Day Launch Sequence Template
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+ ```
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+ T-30 Inventory commit + content brief signed off
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+ T-21 Photo + video shoot
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+ T-14 Product page in staging
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+ T-7 Email warm-up (#1 sent — "something's coming")
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+ T-3 Email reminder (#2 sent — date + sneak peek)
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+ T-0 LAUNCH:
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+ 06:00 — Product page live
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+ 08:00 — Email blast to full list
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+ 10:00 — Social announcement (all platforms)
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+ 12:00 — First-hour analytics check (CR, AOV, traffic)
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+ 14:00 — Retargeting ads live (only if signal positive)
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+ 16:00 — Live-stream / Q&A if applicable
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+ 20:00 — End-of-day metrics review + decision: continue ramp or pause
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+ T+1 Day-2 email + paid ramp decision
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+ T+3 Social proof email (real customer reactions)
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+ T+7 "Last chance for launch pricing" email
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+ T+8 Move to evergreen pricing
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+ T+14 Post-launch retrospective + decision (scale / iterate / kill)
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+ ```
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+ Each step has a named owner and a success criterion. The "decision: continue ramp or pause" gate at T+0 evening is the load-bearing one — preventing wasted paid spend on a dud.
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+ ## Inventory-Aware Demand Curve
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+ Match channel ramp to inventory levels:
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+ ```yaml
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+ inventory_demand_curve:
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+ units_in_stock: <N>
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+ base_sales_velocity: <units per day at baseline>
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+ launch_uplift_factor: 5-15x baseline typical
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+ days_of_stock_at_launch_velocity: <calculated>
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+ scenarios:
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+ sold_out_before_day_3:
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+ action: "Throttle paid spend immediately, switch promo to 'next batch' positioning"
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+ pre_emptive: "Set inventory alert at 30% stock; cap ad spend automatically"
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+ sold_out_between_day_3_and_day_7:
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+ action: "Pause paid Day 4, reactivate when restock confirmed"
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+ pre_emptive: "Pre-order option live by Day 3 if velocity > 2x projection"
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+ sells_through_below_projection:
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+ action: "Switch to discovery-mode messaging, increase retargeting frequency"
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+ pre_emptive: "Have 'discovery angle 2' copy variant pre-approved for fast swap"
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+ ```
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+ Launches that ignore inventory produce either backorder customer-experience disasters or markdown-spiral losses.
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+ ## Kill-Switch Criteria (named upfront)
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+ Every launch ships with explicit kill criteria — if any fires, stop spending paid budget:
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+ - Day-0 CR < 50% of category benchmark
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+ - Day-3 cumulative AOV < 80% of projected
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+ - Day-7 return rate > 2× category baseline
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+ - Day-7 negative-review-to-purchase ratio > category baseline
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+ Kill-switch criteria stated upfront prevent the "let's just spend more to make it work" trap.
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+ ## Common Failure Modes
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+ 1. **Single-price launch** — no ladder, leaves margin on the table and removes promo lever
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+ 2. **Channel-everywhere day-0** — burns paid spend before CR signal is validated
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+ 3. **Inventory-blind ramp** — sells out at peak demand or markdowns at post-peak slump
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+ 4. **No kill-switch** — bad launches drag on consuming budget without falsification path
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+ 5. **Asset shortage** — running launch with incomplete photo/video set produces below-benchmark CR
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+ ## Output → Obsidian: `WizardingCode/Ecom/Launches/<product>-<date>/`
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+ Delivers: positioning + pricing ladder (margin math per tier) + content asset inventory + channel mix priority + day-by-day launch sequence + ad creative plan + inventory-aware demand curve + kill-switch criteria + 1-page executive summary.
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+ id: ecom-audit
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+ name: Store Audit
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+ description: Full e-commerce store audit — UX + SEO + performance + content + conversion — with ranked remediation plan
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+ department: ecom
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+ tier: enterprise
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+ command: "/ecom audit"
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+ requires_branch: false
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+ requires_spec: false
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+ quality_gate_required: true
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+
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+ phases:
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+ - id: brief
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+ name: Audit Brief
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+ description: Define store URL, vertical, audience, primary KPI, scope of audit
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+ agents:
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+ - agent_id: ecom-director-ricardo
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+ role: Frame store, vertical, baseline KPIs (conversion rate, AOV, traffic mix)
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+ gate:
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+ type: user_approval
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+ description: User confirms audit scope and baseline KPIs
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+ - id: ux-audit
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+ name: UX Audit (Baymard + Nielsen)
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+ description: Baymard 76-criteria checklist + Nielsen 10 heuristics audit on key flows
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+ agents:
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+ - agent_id: ux-designer-sofia-d
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+ role: UX audit with criteria-level scoring per key flow (homepage / category / PDP / cart / checkout)
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+ gate:
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+ type: user_approval
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+ description: User approves UX audit
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+ outputs:
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+ - type: document
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+ format: markdown
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+ obsidian_path: "WizardingCode/Ecom/Audits/UX/"
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+ description: UX audit with Baymard + Nielsen scores per flow
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+
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+ - id: seo-audit
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+ name: SEO Audit
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+ description: Technical SEO + on-page + content audit
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+ agents:
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+ - agent_id: seo-specialist-ana
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+ role: Technical SEO (Core Web Vitals + crawl + index + schema) + on-page audit (title + meta + content + internal links)
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+ gate:
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+ type: user_approval
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+ description: User approves SEO audit
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+
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+ - id: performance-audit
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+ name: Performance Audit
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+ description: Core Web Vitals + page weight + render path + mobile performance
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+ agents:
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+ - agent_id: ux-designer-sofia-d
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+ role: Performance audit with LCP/INP/CLS + page weight + render-blocking analysis per key flow
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+ gate:
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+ type: user_approval
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+ description: User approves performance audit
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+ - id: content-audit
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+ name: Content Audit
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+ description: Product copy + category copy + about + policies + brand voice consistency
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+ agents:
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+ - agent_id: copy-director-eduardo
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+ role: Content audit with brand voice consistency check + copy quality scoring
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+ gate:
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+ type: user_approval
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+ description: User approves content audit
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+ - id: conversion-audit
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+ name: Conversion Audit
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+ description: ResearchXL framework — heuristic + quantitative + qualitative + technical
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+ agents:
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+ - agent_id: conversion-strategist-ines
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+ role: ResearchXL audit across all 4 dimensions, identifies top 10 conversion friction points
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+ gate:
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+ type: user_approval
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+ description: User approves conversion audit
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+ outputs:
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+ - type: document
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+ format: markdown
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+ obsidian_path: "WizardingCode/Ecom/Audits/Conversion/"
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+ description: ResearchXL conversion audit with top 10 friction points
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+ - id: ranked-remediation
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+ name: Ranked Remediation Plan
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+ description: ICE prioritisation of all findings across UX + SEO + Performance + Content + Conversion
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+ agents:
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+ - agent_id: ecom-director-ricardo
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+ role: ICE scoring per finding, ranked remediation plan with effort estimates
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+ gate:
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+ type: user_approval
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+ description: User approves ranked remediation
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+ - id: self-critique
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+ name: Self-Critique
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+ description: Stress-test the audit — is every finding evidence-backed? Are remediations sized correctly?
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+ agents:
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+ - agent_id: ecom-director-ricardo
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+ role: Audit coherence + remediation feasibility check
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+ gate:
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+ type: auto
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+
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+ - id: quality-gate
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+ name: Quality Gate
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+ model_override: opus
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+ description: Mandatory quality review
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+ agents:
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+ - agent_id: cqo-marta
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+ role: Orchestrate quality review
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+ - agent_id: copy-director-eduardo
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+ role: Audit prose, scoring rationale clarity, no clichés
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+ parallel: true
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+ - agent_id: tech-director-francisca
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+ role: Technical findings accuracy, scoring math, prioritisation rigour
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+ parallel: true
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+ gate:
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+ type: quality_gate
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+ required_verdict: APPROVED
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+
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+ - id: delivery
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+ name: Audit Report Delivery
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+ description: Compile full audit + executive summary + 30-day quick-win plan + 90-day strategic plan
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+ agents:
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+ - agent_id: ecom-director-ricardo
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+ role: Full audit report + executive summary + 30/90-day plans
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+ gate:
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+ type: auto
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+ outputs:
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+ - type: document
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+ format: markdown
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+ obsidian_path: "WizardingCode/Ecom/Audits/"
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+ description: Complete store audit — UX + SEO + Performance + Content + Conversion + ranked remediation + 30-day + 90-day plans + exec summary
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+ id: ecom-launch
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+ name: Product Launch (E-commerce)
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+ description: Product launch plan for an e-commerce SKU or collection — positioning + pricing + content + distribution + ad creative + post-launch optimisation
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+ department: ecom
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+ tier: enterprise
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+ command: "/ecom launch"
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+ requires_branch: false
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+ requires_spec: false
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+ quality_gate_required: true
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+
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+ phases:
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+ - id: brief
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+ name: Launch Brief
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+ description: Define product, target customer, launch date, sales target, budget, inventory commit
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+ agents:
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+ - agent_id: ecom-director-ricardo
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+ role: Frame product, target customer, launch date, sales target, budget
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+ gate:
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+ type: user_approval
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+ description: User confirms product brief and launch parameters
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+ - id: positioning
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+ name: Product Positioning
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+ description: Position the SKU — competitive set, differentiation angle, price tier
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+ agents:
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+ - agent_id: ecom-director-ricardo
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+ role: Positioning statement + competitive set + price tier
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+ - agent_id: brand-strategist-mateus
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+ role: Brand-relative positioning + onlyness frame
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+ parallel: true
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+ gate:
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+ type: user_approval
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+ description: User approves positioning
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+
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+ - id: pricing-strategy
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+ name: Pricing Strategy
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+ description: Price ladder — anchor + main + promo + bundle. Margin math per tier.
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+ agents:
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+ - agent_id: ecom-director-ricardo
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+ role: Price ladder with margin per tier
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+ - agent_id: cfo-helena
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+ role: Margin floor + promo economics check
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+ parallel: true
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+ gate:
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+ type: user_approval
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+ description: User approves pricing strategy
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+
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+ - id: content-assets
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+ name: Content Assets
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+ description: Product page copy + photography brief + video brief + email copy + social copy
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+ agents:
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+ - agent_id: ecom-director-ricardo
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+ role: Content asset inventory with delivery dates
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+ - agent_id: copy-director-eduardo
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+ role: Product page + email + social copy
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+ parallel: true
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+ - agent_id: visual-designer-isabel
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+ role: Photography + video brief specs
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+ parallel: true
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+ gate:
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+ type: user_approval
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+ description: User approves content assets
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+
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+ - id: distribution-channels
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+ name: Distribution Channels
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+ description: Channel mix — owned channels + marketplace + paid + organic + partnerships
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+ agents:
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+ - agent_id: ecom-director-ricardo
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+ role: Channel mix with day-0 / week-1 / month-1 priorities
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+ - agent_id: marketing-director-luna
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+ role: Paid + organic channel allocation
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+ parallel: true
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+ gate:
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+ type: user_approval
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+ description: User approves channel mix
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+
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+ - id: ad-creative
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+ name: Ad Creative Plan
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+ description: Ad creative across formats — static + video + UGC + retargeting
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+ agents:
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+ - agent_id: paid-specialist-pedro
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+ role: Ad creative plan with format × channel matrix
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+ - agent_id: visual-designer-isabel
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+ role: Creative brief per format
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+ parallel: true
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+ gate:
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+ type: auto
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+
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+ - id: launch-sequence
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+ name: Launch Sequence
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+ description: Day-by-day sequence — soft launch, hard launch, post-launch optimisation triggers
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+ agents:
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+ - agent_id: ecom-director-ricardo
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+ role: Day-by-day launch sequence with daily success criteria
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+ gate:
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+ type: user_approval
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+ description: User approves launch sequence
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+
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+ - id: self-critique
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+ name: Self-Critique
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+ description: Stress-test the launch — does inventory match demand projection? Are channel ramp curves realistic? Is the kill-switch criterion clear?
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+ agents:
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+ - agent_id: ecom-director-ricardo
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+ role: Launch coherence + inventory + ramp curve check
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+ gate:
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+ type: auto
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+
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+ - id: quality-gate
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+ name: Quality Gate
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+ model_override: opus
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+ description: Mandatory quality review
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+ agents:
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+ - agent_id: cqo-marta
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+ role: Orchestrate quality review
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+ - agent_id: copy-director-eduardo
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+ role: All copy quality + no over-promise + no AI clichés
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+ parallel: true
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+ - agent_id: tech-director-francisca
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+ role: Tracking + inventory + channel-tech integrity
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+ parallel: true
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+ gate:
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+ type: quality_gate
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+ required_verdict: APPROVED
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+
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+ - id: delivery
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+ name: Launch Package Delivery
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+ description: Compile the launch package — positioning + pricing + content + channels + ads + sequence + analytics + executive summary
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+ agents:
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+ - agent_id: ecom-director-ricardo
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+ role: Full launch package + executive summary
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+ gate:
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+ type: auto
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+ outputs:
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+ - type: document
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+ format: markdown
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+ obsidian_path: "WizardingCode/Ecom/Launches/"
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+ description: Complete launch package — positioning + pricing + content + distribution + ad creative + launch sequence + exec summary
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+ id: ecom-marketplace
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+ name: Marketplace Operations
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+ description: Marketplace operations setup or optimization (Mirakl, multi-vendor, Amazon/Shopify) — catalog + onboarding + orders + payments + analytics
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+ department: ecom
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+ tier: enterprise
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+ command: "/ecom marketplace"
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+ requires_branch: false
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+ requires_spec: false
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+ quality_gate_required: true
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+
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+ phases:
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+ - id: brief
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+ name: Marketplace Brief
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+ description: Define marketplace type (operator vs participant), platform, vendor scale target, vertical
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+ agents:
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+ - agent_id: ecom-director-ricardo
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+ role: Frame marketplace type, platform, vendor scale, vertical
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+ gate:
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+ type: user_approval
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+ description: User confirms marketplace context
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+
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+ - id: governance-model
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+ name: Governance Model
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+ description: Define curated vs open, commission model, vendor approval criteria, content moderation
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+ agents:
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+ - agent_id: ecom-director-ricardo
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+ role: Governance model with curation criteria + commission economics + moderation policy
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+ - agent_id: strategy-director-tomas
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+ role: Strategic positioning — vertical specialisation vs horizontal
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+ parallel: true
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+ gate:
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+ type: user_approval
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+ description: User approves governance model
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+ outputs:
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+ - type: document
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+ format: markdown
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+ obsidian_path: "WizardingCode/Ecom/Marketplace/Governance/"
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+ description: Governance model with curation + commission + moderation policies
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+
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+ - id: catalog-architecture
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+ name: Catalog Architecture
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+ description: Taxonomy, attribute schema, normalisation rules, deduplication strategy
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+ agents:
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+ - agent_id: ecom-director-ricardo
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+ role: Taxonomy + attribute schema + dedup strategy
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+ - agent_id: tech-director-francisca
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+ role: Schema technical feasibility + ETL pipeline implications
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+ parallel: true
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+ gate:
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+ type: user_approval
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+ description: User approves catalog architecture
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+
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+ - id: vendor-onboarding
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+ name: Vendor Onboarding Flow
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+ description: Onboarding flow — application + verification + agreement + training + first-listing
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+ agents:
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+ - agent_id: ecom-director-ricardo
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+ role: Onboarding flow with friction-vs-quality trade-off explicit
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+ - agent_id: ux-designer-sofia-d
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+ role: Onboarding UX with completion targets per step
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+ parallel: true
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+ gate:
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+ type: user_approval
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+ description: User approves onboarding flow
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+
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+ - id: order-fulfilment
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+ name: Order & Fulfilment Flow
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+ description: Order routing + fulfilment SLA + returns/refunds + dispute resolution
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+ agents:
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+ - agent_id: ecom-director-ricardo
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+ role: Order flow design + SLA spec + dispute resolution policy
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+ gate:
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+ type: user_approval
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+ description: User approves order/fulfilment flow
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+
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+ - id: payments-payouts
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+ name: Payments & Payouts
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+ description: Payment processing model + split-payment to vendors + escrow + chargeback handling
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+ agents:
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+ - agent_id: ecom-director-ricardo
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+ role: Payment + payout model with chargeback handling policy
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+ - agent_id: cfo-helena
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+ role: Cash flow + escrow capital requirement check
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+ parallel: true
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+ gate:
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+ type: user_approval
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+ description: User approves payments model
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+
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+ - id: analytics-stack
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+ name: Analytics Stack
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+ description: Vendor-facing analytics + operator analytics + customer-facing trust signals
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+ agents:
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+ - agent_id: ecom-director-ricardo
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+ role: Analytics layer with per-audience views
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+ - agent_id: tech-director-francisca
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+ role: Data pipeline feasibility
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+ parallel: true
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+ gate:
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+ type: auto
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+
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+ - id: self-critique
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+ name: Self-Critique
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+ description: Stress-test the model — does governance scale? Is fulfilment SLA enforceable? Does the take-rate math close?
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+ agents:
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+ - agent_id: ecom-director-ricardo
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+ role: Coherence + scalability + economics check
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+ gate:
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+ type: auto
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+
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+ - id: quality-gate
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+ name: Quality Gate
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+ model_override: opus
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+ description: Mandatory quality review
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+ agents:
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+ - agent_id: cqo-marta
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+ role: Orchestrate quality review
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+ - agent_id: copy-director-eduardo
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+ role: Policy prose, vendor-facing copy, no AI clichés
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+ parallel: true
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+ - agent_id: tech-director-francisca
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+ role: Schema integrity, pipeline feasibility, payment model correctness
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+ parallel: true
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+ gate:
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+ type: quality_gate
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+ required_verdict: APPROVED
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+
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+ - id: delivery
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+ name: Marketplace Package Delivery
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+ description: Compile the marketplace package + 90-day launch roadmap if greenfield, or 90-day optimisation roadmap if existing
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+ agents:
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+ - agent_id: ecom-director-ricardo
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+ role: Full marketplace package + 90-day roadmap
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+ gate:
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+ type: auto
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+ outputs:
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+ - type: document
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+ format: markdown
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+ obsidian_path: "WizardingCode/Ecom/Marketplace/"
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+ description: Complete marketplace package — governance + catalog + onboarding + order flow + payments + analytics + 90-day roadmap
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  {
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  "name": "arkaos",
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  "description": "The Operating System for AI Agent Teams",
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  "type": "module",
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  "bin": {
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  [project]
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  name = "arkaos-core"
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  description = "Core engine for ArkaOS — The Operating System for AI Agent Teams"
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  license = {text = "MIT"}