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1 · Technical readiness (MUST)
97Transfer Phase 10 audit deferrals into the root Zaj-BACKLOG.md, then run the seven MUST gates that verify the launch-candidate system against reality — git/deploy verification, codebase + security scan, database confidence, env audit, end-to-end testing, monitoring, and final signoff.
2 · Launch signoff — tiered go/no-go
98The tiered launch decision — Tier 1 blockers must be 13/13, Tier 2 important items launch with documented exceptions, Tier 3 nice-to-haves must be completed or tracked in Zaj-BACKLOG.md.
3 · Business & legal readiness
99A customer needs something to land on, a way to pay, and the legal pages that make billing legitimate — landing page, legal pages, transactional email, pricing & payment, analytics & social meta.
4 · Support & onboarding
100Make the path to value short and the path to help obvious — a support surface, a five-minute time-to-first-value flow, and activation funnel tracking.
Phase 12 · Deploy to production
101Go live safely — pre-flight security hygiene, the first production release and installer, schema and branch verification, version tagging, and 24–48h post-deploy monitoring with a rollback always ready.
1 · Pre-flight security hygiene (P0)
102Never skip this — rotate every test-mode key and non-production password that touched a chat or log, migrate plaintext credentials into a secrets manager, re-scope over-privileged service accounts, and record the audit.
2 · Release & first production deploy (P1–P2)
103Cut the changelog and version before deploying, then promote the verified non-production branch to the release branch, stage the production .env, deploy dry-run then real, run the installer (first deploy only), and verify it's live.
3 · Harden, verify & sync (P3–P7)
104Lock down installer-friendly permissions, verify schema parity against staging, review ServerSync, prove production mail flow, then sync all branches back to a shared base and tag the release as your rollback and audit anchor.
4 · Post-deploy monitoring & day-2 (P9)
105Watch closely through the first 24–48h — smoke tests, integration checks, performance/security spot-checks, log triage, and baselines — with rollback always one command away, then the abbreviated subsequent-deploy cycle.
Full roadmap & checklist
106The entire setup-new playbook on one page — 12 phases, every step, every gate. Read the workflow top to bottom or tick progress as you go.
Implement Vendor Updates
107Apply a new CodeCanyon vendor release without losing your customizations or breaking the database — compare the schema, apply the update on a branch, then restore your overlay.
1 · Compare the schema
108Diff the new vendor release against your frozen author-vX.X.X snapshot — list pending migrations, preview the SQL, run an Atlas schema diff, and classify every change by risk so a destructive operation never reaches the database by surprise.