Intended use
What this kit is being designed to do
- Turn an approved brief into a site
- Run browser and accessibility checks
- Prepare a reversible launch
Business mini-lecture
Treat the website as a governed business artifact.
A startup website is a public business promise, not merely a visual deliverable. A founder-website capability turns an approved brief, claim set, and design constraints into owned code with accessibility, behavior, and launch checks. It becomes valuable when the message is stable enough to publish and the cost of an invented feature, broken form, or irreversible deployment is meaningful.
The agent can assemble pages, trace factual copy, test browsers, and prepare a preview, launch manifest, and rollback plan. The founder still owns positioning, brand judgment, and every claim about availability, customers, security, or results. A human reviewer decides whether the experience is credible and accessible, and an authorized operator alone decides whether deployment should occur.
Operating contract
Inputs, outputs, and gates
Inputs
- Approved brief, information architecture, and copy
- Proof and claim register
- Design tokens and component constraints
Outputs
- Repository-owned static site
- QA and launch manifest
- Rollback package
Gates
- Founder approves claims and copy
- Human reviewer approves visual and behavioral QA
- Authorized operator approves deployment
Known limits
What this record does not promise
- This is a roadmap placeholder; no website skill or deployment stack has been qualified.
- The underlying scout did not establish generated-code quality, runtime security, or deployment correctness.
Lineage
Where the intended practice comes from
Derived from the validated 2026-07-29 website-and-launch scout bundle; implementation and runtime qualification remain future work.
Lineage explains provenance; it does not substitute for a review record, field evidence, or a versioned implementation.