Emergency Triage One blocker. Diagnose it before more AI edits make it worse. For one urgent launch blocker: failed deploy, broken auth, Supabase access bug, Stripe webhook/payment issue, or AI regression loop.
Triage is not a full launch audit. It focuses on one blocker and produces a fix, diagnosis, or hold-launch recommendation. It is not for broad rebuilds.
Request triage Good triage examples Vercel production deploy fails after working in preview. Users can log in but cannot access their dashboard. Stripe checkout succeeds but paid access is not updated. Supabase writes fail or data appears overexposed. Cursor/Codex/Claude Code fixes one issue and breaks another. What you get one blocker isolated likely root cause and affected path fix, diagnosis, or hold-launch recommendation short note on what not to patch next What we check recent diffs, build output, and deployment logs auth/session state for the failing path Supabase permissions or write behavior when relevant Stripe webhook/payment state when relevant rollback and containment options Not included full launch-readiness audit broad rebuild or feature development formal security or compliance certification unlimited debugging across unrelated issues passwords, API keys, production credentials, or customer data through forms Next step Stop patch stacking and isolate the blocker. If the risk is broader than one failing path, the right next step is a Launch Readiness Audit instead of emergency triage.
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