A career-readiness system with a score, a plan, and a memory.
Launchpad answers “Am I qualified?” with a readiness score, a gap map, and one task at a time. It keeps goals, evidence, and progress across sessions.
Live system preview
Launchpad updates a command center with goals, tasks, score history, streaks, and evidence. Each session starts with the current plan.
Launchpad command center
SyncedTarget role · Remote
Focused proof-building
Today’s task
Publish the working Claude skill as evidence of AI workflow design, persistent state, and product judgment.
Done when the public case study explains the system and links to the downloadable skill.Momentum
days of visible career-building work
Nearest goals
Ship two AI-system case studies and sharpen positioning.
Apply consistently to Creative Technologist-adjacent roles.
Land a role combining AI systems, content, and interaction.
System model
The system handles assessment, daily work, portfolio improvement, and lost momentum as separate states with separate rules.
Compare the target role with the user’s evidence, score readiness, and assign the first useful task.
→Record completed or missed work, update progress, and choose the next high-value action.
→Improve the résumé, LinkedIn profile, portfolio, and public writing against the target role.
→Review what changed, separate a setback from a plateau, and assign one small, visible win.
Core framework
Launchpad separates skill, proof, language, and positioning so the user works on the actual gap.
Skill
Proof
Language
Positioning
Design principles
Launchpad uses an honest score, explains it, and shows what would improve it.
Launchpad ranks work by goal, value, available energy, and the need to rebuild momentum.
Users choose their rest days. Scheduled rest does not break a streak or count as missed work.
The system reviews completed work, checks for a real plateau, and assigns one visible win.
initial assessment sections
progress update sections
content review sections
momentum check-in sections
Implementation
The command center is a self-contained HTML file. JavaScript objects store the goals, history, and pipeline that Claude reads in the next session.
Goals, target role, evidence, constraints
Rules, routing, scoring, task logic
Self-contained HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
Goals, streaks, score history, pipeline
Claude reads state and continues the system
Changelog
Version 2 improved task routing and momentum support. Version 2.1 added safer rendering, migration logic, clearer routing, and half-score support after a security and scope review.
What I built
