The one that gets read first.
Good for a quick question, a link you want an opinion on, or working out whether this is even the right place to ask.
Not which tool you want — the job. What you are attempting, where it stalls, and what you have already tried. That is the useful message, and it is the one we can do something with.
No form, no autoresponder, no sequence. These go to a person.
They all reach the same four people. WhatsApp is the fastest; email is the best one for anything with detail in it.
Good for a quick question, a link you want an opinion on, or working out whether this is even the right place to ask.
Describe the job you are trying to get an AI to finish and what breaks when you try. Attach whatever helps — a config, a prompt, a screenshot of the failure.
An Indian number, so mind the time difference if you are not here.
We post what we are making and what went wrong with it. DMs are open.
Four people. The work is remote and the vault is global; the coffee is local.
Launch7 is early. Saying which is which now saves you the message and us the awkward reply.
A job you keep trying to hand to an AI that keeps not finishing. What you have wired up, what you expected, and where it falls over. That is the raw material the vault is built from.
Something you built — a skill, an MCP server, a workflow — that you think belongs in the vault. Tell us what job it finishes and how you have used it on real work.
There is no plan, no tier and no checkout, here or anywhere on this site. If you are looking for a quote, there is nothing to quote.
Launch7 used to build websites and automation for businesses. It does not now. If that is what you came for, we would rather say so than take the meeting.
Even if the answer is "nobody has built that yet" — that is worth knowing too, and it is the kind of gap the vault gets filled from.