Cursor can turn a repo into a working app faster than most teams can write a launch plan. That creates a new failure mode: the product exists, but nobody runs the first business loop.
The next move is not “ask the model for a tweet.” That only creates copy. A real launch needs repo context, a review room, approved publish/send actions, measurement, and a remembered follow-up.
The after-build checklist
- Collect what shipped: diff, README facts, routes, pricing, screenshots, and target customer.
- Turn that context into launch assets for the right channels.
- Create a review URL so the human approves before anything posts or sends.
- Execute only approved actions.
- Measure after 24 hours.
- Feed the result into the next move.
ChiefLab is the after-build GTM execution layer for agents. Install the repo hook and Cursor learns the reflex:
npx -y @chieflab/cli launch-here --intent "launch this"When the user says “launch this” or “get users,” the agent should call chieflab_get_users_after_build, surface the reviewUrl, resume with chiefmo_continue_launch_loop, and measure with chiefmo_measure_launch_results.