Ten product-specific priority questions
Founder support launch kit
This path reduces setup to one practical outcome: prepared product sources, ten product-specific reviewed questions, approved answer routes, a verified widget, and explicit end-user resolution feedback.
Ten product-specific priority questions
Owner-approved before users see them
Explicit resolution and recontact evidence
Use the Pre-Onboarding Kit with the product material you already have. Keep blocked sources and private data out.
Choose one prepared intake. AnswerLattice creates ten editable questions and draft answers with source evidence, applicability, risk, and missing-evidence warnings.
Correct every draft in Knowledge Intake. Use Answer Review for official approval, or keep explicit no-answer and escalation behavior when evidence is insufficient.
Run canonical-only Answer Tests first. They verify the expected answer route without calling an AI provider.
Confirm the widget script, allowed origin, blocked routes, safe page context, and product-page behavior.
Track explicit Solved and Still need help responses. Treat no escalation as a routing metric, not proof of resolution.
Use drift, repeated misses, release checks, and owner-confirmed Support Board work to keep approved answers current.
Each Markdown package adds a short tool-specific start to the same master safety and review contract. These are workflow guides, not product integrations.
For one founder
Use real product sources and historical questions. Measure review time, answer correctness, explicit resolution, and recontact before adding broader automation.
When support ownership grows
Keep the founder launch path small. Add team roles, notifications, selected Support Board work, release review, and deeper review controls when another person or a material answer risk requires them.
Open operating guideFor studios
Reuse the operating checklist, not customer truth. Every client keeps separate sources, widget credentials, permissions, questions, answers, and proof consent.
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