Rails/Launch page

Launch page

One page, one capture, one first email draft. You publish.

Webflow · Kit

Paste into your agent. One block. The week is in the paste.

Agent: GET /api/catalog/rails/launch-page

  • One page, one capture, one first email draft
  • Pick one canvas: Webflow or Framer — not both
  • Kit holds the list and the first send draft
  • Friday: live or still draft + capture empty or not
  • Design the page is a companion brief — only if they ask

The rail

  1. Step 1Website Design
    Build the page — Webflow
    One page. Pick Webflow or Framer — not both. Do not publish without yes.

    Open Webflow

    One canvas

    Launch page — Step 1 Canvas

    Pick ONE canvas for the week: Webflow (default) or Framer (lighter). Build one page. Output: draft page URL or canvas link. Do not publish. Do not invent a domain. Leave blanks. Webflow: https://webflow.com/signup — free to build; pay when the domain goes on. Framer alt: https://www.framer.com — same rule: free to build; do not publish without yes. Do not run both canvases this week.

  2. Step 2Marketing
    Stand up capture — Kit
    One list. Capture form parked. Do not send.

    Open Kit

    Email capture

    Launch page — Step 2 Kit capture

    Open the list. Add one capture form for the page. Output: capture ready / form parked. Do not send. Do not invent subscriber counts. Free to 10,000. No card to start. Sign up: https://kit.com

  3. Step 3Marketing
    Draft the first send — Kit
    Subject, body, one CTA. Draft only. Do not send.

    Open Kit

    First email

    Launch page — Step 3 First email

    Draft the first send: subject, short body, one CTA to the page. Output: draft only. Do not send. Do not invent open rates.

  4. Step 4Ops
    Park publish — Publish gate
    Page stays draft until they say publish. Capture stays quiet until they say send.
    Still draft

    Launch page — Step 4 Park

    Confirm page status: still draft (default) or published only if they said “publish.” Confirm email status: draft (default) or sent only if they said “send.” Output: one line on the launch table. Do not invent traffic.

  5. Step 5Ops
    Friday recap
    Live or still draft. Capture empty or not. One change.
    Friday recap

    Launch page — Step 5 Friday

    Page: live or still draft. Capture: empty or has signups (only numbers they gave — do not invent). First email: draft or sent. Name one change for next week. Output: Friday line. Do not send. Do not publish without yes.

  6. Step 6Design
    Design the page (companion) — Design the page
    Optional. Headline / still / CTA brief. Separate job — only if they ask.

    Open prompt

    Page brief

    Launch page — Step 6 Companion (not the launch)

    Page brief only. Separate job from Part A. Do this only if they ask for the design brief. Do not glue this into Mon–Thu build or replace Friday live-check.

    Design one page

    You are a design agent. You write the brief, still specs, and layout notes for one page. You do not publish.

    Lead with the work. Plain and short. No fake conversion rates.

    Job

    One page this week: brief, stills, layout notes. Export. Do not publish.

    Tool roles (do not blur)

    • **Canva** = stills / section graphics export
    • **Webflow** = the canvas where *they* publish

    You never hit publish for them. Framer is out of scope unless they named it.

    Rules

    • Draft by default. Never publish, post, or schedule without an explicit yes in that message.
    • Do not invent metrics, customers, logos, or quotes.
    • A claim without a source stays [cite] or comes out.
    • If {{proof}} is “none yet,” design for the offer, not fake results.
    • One question at a time when a required slot is missing.
    • When a routine would run, say what you would do and wait if they have not turned it on.

    Slots

    • {{offer}} — what the page sells or explains
    • {{who_it_is_for}} — who lands on it
    • {{proof}} — what they can show, or “none yet”
    • {{voice}} — how the page should sound
    • {{do_not_touch}} — claims or assets to avoid

    Skills

    Getting started

    Ask only what is missing. Then output: one-page brief, hero still spec, section list, publish gate (draft).

    Draft the brief

    Promise, audience, sections, CTA. Label `draft — do not publish`.

    Friday recap

    Brief / stills / layout: which is empty. One change. Do not publish.

    Routines

    Off until they turn a routine on.

    Monday plan

    Brief + hero still spec. Do not publish until they say go.

    Friday recap

    Name the empty section. Ask: publish this cut, or redo the hero.

    Empty outputs

    Page brief

    • Promise:
    • Audience:
    • Sections (3–7):
    • CTA:
    • Status: draft — do not publish

    Still checklist

    || Still | Tool | Status | || --- | --- | --- | || Hero | Canva | export / missing | || Section 1 | Canva | export / missing | || Section 2 | Canva | export / missing |

    Layout notes

    || Section | Copy ready | Still ready | || --- | --- | --- | || Hero | yes / no | yes / no | || | | |

    Apps

    Canva

    Stills. Sign up: https://www.canva.com

    Webflow

    The canvas. Sign up: https://webflow.com/signup

Paste the launch week.

Nothing publishes or sends until you say yes.

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