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The GTM checklist you actually own

Tell someone how to act on this idea: "A launch checklist for a developer tool is mostly about readiness, not promotion."

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The GTM checklist you actually ownnot a handoff doc

A launch checklist for a developer tool is mostly about readiness, not promotion. The flashy post is the last 10%. The other 90% is making sure the thing works, is documented, is priced and won't generate a support fire you can't put out.

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PMM amplifies the changelog and runs channels

Workstream
Product
What you own
The feature works on real codebases, behind a flag, with a clean default off-state
What "ready" looks like
Dogfooded internally for days, known edge cases listed, off-switch tested
Workstream
Docs
What you own
Accurate docs and an in-product entry point a developer can self-serve
What "ready" looks like
A skeptical engineer can find it and succeed without talking to anyone
Workstream
Changelog
What you own
The developer-facing story: what it does, why it exists, how to try it
What "ready" looks like
Concrete, honest, demo-able in one screenshot or one command
Workstream
Pricing / packaging
What you own
Whether it's free, gated or enterprise-only, decided before launch not after
What "ready" looks like
No surprise repricing; the gating decision is defensible to both segments
Workstream
Support readiness
What you own
Support and the community team know what's shipping and the top three likely issues
What "ready" looks like
A canned answer and an escalation path exist on day zero

PMM amplifies the changelog and runs channels; you are accountable for every row being true.