Slipway is the venture launch operating system: five agent systems and one command line that take a venture from bare plate to market on a build schedule — not a mood.
Built, not vibes. — every stage inspected before the next one goes up.
Agent 01 / Research
Before a plate gets welded, Research runs the venture through competitor maps, market sizing, and a regulatory scan. The keel has to hold before you build a hull on it — go, no-go, or go-different, and the call gets made here, not after launch.
Agent 02 / Build
Build is where the venture gets a surface — a site, a store, a product page people can actually stand on. The design system welds the plating; every seam gets checked before the next course goes up, down to 360 pixels wide.
Agent 03 / Content
Content stacks the decks that make a venture findable — articles, pillar pages, newsletters, scripts. It isn't built to be admired dockside; it's built to carry weight in search results and in someone's inbox.
Agent 04 / Growth
Growth runs the paid lines — campaigns, offers, funnels, social — tensioned like rigging. Too slack and nothing moves; too tight and something snaps. The agent trims it as the wind changes, not once a quarter.
Agent 05 / Operations
Every agent system reports to the same bridge. Operations is the command line that runs the fleet — one CLI, one venture registry, one place to see what's building, what's stalled, and what's ready to clear the ways.
$ slipway status
01 research ok keel laid, go
02 build ok hull plated
03 content ok decks stacked
04 growth ok rigging tensioned
05 ops ok bridge manned
$ slipway launch
clearing the ways...Down the ways
When every system reports ready, the venture goes down the slipway under its own weight — built to spec, inspected at every frame, in the water on schedule. That's the difference between a launch and a leak.
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