Rocket.new · Move in steps
Move Launch ownership one step at a time while Chat, Visual edit, and Code still shape Staging Versions. ZIP/GitHub, Production env, and publish authority move onto org remotes and a host you can name in a vendor review. Build spikes stay in Rocket; customers stop depending on Launch buttons.
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Transition means Chat and Visual edit stay useful for Staging Versions while secrets, ZIP/GitHub, and runtime leave the Launch seat. Both tracks can run briefly. A release merges and ships without Rocket admin or Production Publish on the original task. Undo each ownership move before you start the next.
Why moving in steps gets its own page
Migrate and get-off assume you are ready to cut. Many teams still need Chat/Visual-edit rhythm while one ownership piece moves.
Feels efficient until all three break together. Take one step, prove it, then choose the next.
If you cannot put that step back on Production Publish in a known time, you are gambling — not transitioning.
Two writers, no reconcile rule. That is how last week’s “fixed” bug returns.
If the founder is the only admin, ownership is the first step — even while Chat still helps on Staging.
The order we move things in
Org Git hardens first. Rocket stays writable for experiments; it loses authority to change what customers run.
01
Staging Chat/Visual edit okay; Production env rotates and custom-domain bindings need CI.
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Both can answer for that step.
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Prove undo. Then retire Launch for that step.
04
No silent dual edits on the same production path.
How to
Move in steps while Build stays live. Undo each step. Keep users safe.
Step 01
ZIP/GitHub sync, Production env, or custom-domain bindings — not all three.
Step 02
Both can answer for that step.
Step 03
Known time to put that step back on Production Publish.
Step 04
Watch. Support knows both tracks.
Step 05
Finish one move before you start another.
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Chat prompts, Visual edit on sandbox Versions, Code tweaks, connector experiments on Staging, and Solve research as adjacent context can continue. Treat the Rocket task as a workshop that feeds the owned tree — not as the place you keep production secrets or the only place you can launch from.
Org identity providers and platform owners — not whoever clicked Launch last. Production secrets move into the destination host or vault with rotation rights limited to on-call. Custom domains and DNS follow the same rule. Builders get scrubbed Staging-only secrets so collaboration does not equal Production key access.
Freeze only production-affecting paths: Production-tab Publish, Production env rotates, and custom-domain bindings. Allow Chat/Visual edit on Staging or forked tasks. Route hotfixes through org Git that CI deploys from ZIP/GitHub extract. Rocket remains writable for experiments; it loses authority to change what customers run.
A teammate with org Git access and no Rocket admin can ship a fix end-to-end. Incident docs name the external host and CI — not “open Rocket and Launch.” Staging on the original task is marked non-prod or Unpublished for customer traffic. Secret rotation no longer requires Rocket’s Environment panel.
Bring which publishes still only happen in Rocket, who holds Production env, and how you would undo the first ownership move. We move one part first, then talk about a full exit.
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