Rocket.new · Public Staging wrap
Public Staging Launch links and open task visibility turn connector routes into free infrastructure for bots. Before campaigns, seal Production env, put Auth in front of mutating Supabase routes, lock who can Launch → Production, and decide credit burn versus owned compute. Keep the MVP surface; close the doors Rocket defaults leave open.
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Tightening means the public Launch URL stays up while you close risky Build journeys. Production env is sealed. Sign-in holds for people who never opened the task. Staging fails closed for strangers. Watching flags credit and connector abuse. You can kill a bad Launch without waiting on another Chat turn. Exit pages wait until stranger tests fail that bar.
When the Rocket wrap is still honest
If Production secrets still sit only in shared tabs, or task visibility is public for editable work, this is not a wrap. Pick migrate or to-production instead.
Those need real Auth on the hostname users hit — not a button you hide in Visual edit.
Set tasks private; share only locked Staging or Production URLs intentionally.
Separate Stripe test vs live and Supabase preview vs prod so a Staging leak is not a Production leak.
Rotate anything that appeared in collaborator history. If secrets cannot leave Chat or custom-code snippets, you are past hardening.
The public Staging wrap week
Keep the current task. Prove visibility, Auth, watching, and a credit kill switch before ads.
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Start there. Marketing screens wait.
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Rotate anything that appeared in history.
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Know when the primary journey fails. Stop bots burning credits or quota.
04
If stranger tests still fail after the wrap, migrate is the honest next page.
How to
Lock risk on the current setup. Stay until evidence says leave.
Step 01
Those are the lock targets — not polished Chat screens.
Step 02
Tighten task visibility. Kill demo bypasses.
Step 03
Staging and Production both. Fresh values outside Chat.
Step 04
Restrict who can Production Launch; cap connector spend — before ads.
Step 05
Keep Rocket or leave based on what still broke.
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Anonymous callers hammer Stripe or AI connector routes; bots probe public task visibility links; Staging Unpublish may be plan-gated while the URL stays discoverable; and shared Remix or task invites expose editor rights. Assume the URL is hostile until rate limits, Auth, and visibility settings say otherwise.
Secrets only in Environment Staging/Production tabs or destination vault — never in Chat, custom-code snippets, or committed .env with real keys. Rotate anything that appeared in collaborator history. Restrict who can open Production env and Production Launch. Separate Stripe test vs live and Supabase preview vs prod so a Staging leak is not a Production leak.
Set task visibility private for editable work; share only locked Staging or Production URLs intentionally. Require real sessions on mutating routes; kill demo bypasses. Prefer Production custom domain for customers and keep Staging for internal QA. Auth callbacks and Stripe webhooks must match the public hostname you advertise — not a personal Staging link.
When secrets cannot leave Environment tabs or Chat, when you cannot lock who Production Launches, or when Staging env is still serving customer traffic. Then migrate or to-production is the honest page — not another wrap week.
Bring which journeys take money, where Staging vs Production secrets still mix, and how you would stop a bad Production Launch without another Chat turn. We lock before we talk migrate.
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