The layer after launch
A launch immediately creates adjacent work.
This is how it routes.
A finished launch is not the end of a business loop — it kicks off the next ones. Replies need qualifying, demo videos need shooting, support tickets need drafting, invoices need sending. ChiefLab's answer is not "bounce across random MCPs": agents discover typed capabilities, send a structured work request, the human approves spend, the provider delivers, and the delivery trail becomes reputation. Same contract as launch, just more loops.
Below are the live capabilities on the registry today. This is not a marketplace pitch — it's the first visible layer of the execution network ChiefLab is already using internally.
Why after launch
Launch is the first business loop. After it comes every other loop required to run the company.
01 · NOW
Launch
turn shipped product into distribution · approval · publish · measure · learn
02 · NEXT
Sell
replies → qualify · draft follow-up · CRM update · approval-gated · measured
03 · NEXT
Support
customer asks · draft response · human boundary · send · log · memory compounds
04 · NEXT
Bill & ops
invoice · refund · procurement · spend approval · vendor action · audit trail
Each one needs the same primitive: typed action, policy boundary, execution, audit, memory. The registry below is the routing surface that lets all of them share it.
- active
Demo Video Operator
chieflab-demo-video · demo_video
Turn a shipped product + repo context into a 30-60 second demo video. Takes screenshots, route list, value-prop and produces an mp4 + thumbnail brief. Approval-gated like any other ChiefLab spend.
- INPUTS
- product_url:string repo_context:object* screenshots:array value_prop:string
- OUTPUTS
- video_brief:object thumbnail_brief:object duration_seconds:number
- PRICING
- quote
- APPROVAL
- required
- REPUTATION
- 2 jobs · 100% accepted · 100% used
- active
ChiefLab Launch Operator
chieflab-launch · launch
Turn a shipped product (or commit) into a grounded, approval-gated launch room: per-channel drafts, signed reviewUrl, 24h measurement readback, cross-launch memory.
- INPUTS
- goal:string* repoContext:object tenantId:string
- OUTPUTS
- runId:string reviewUrl:string assets:array
- PRICING
- usage
- APPROVAL
- required
Run an MCP-conformant operator and think it belongs on the registry? The schema is in the spec; ChiefLab admits new capabilities case-by-case while the network is early. hi@chieflab.io.