Start with the whole forest.
Every product, audience, constraint and release enters one shared brief.
- 6 active product surfaces
- 2 desktop applications
- 1 shared release narrative
CAT FOREST · RELEASE PRODUCTION SYSTEM
A shared production surface for shaping, reviewing and shipping the many products of Cat Forest—without losing the thread between them.
Prepare the next Cat Forest release. Connect yPhotos, yBlocks and MORI into a single story for people who build creative software.
A professional image workspace for collecting, evaluating, and publishing visual stories at scale.
THE PRODUCTION PATH
Every product, audience, constraint and release enters one shared brief.
The matrix is reduced to one promise, one audience and one reason to care now.
Each product gets a precise entrance, role and handoff in the wider Cat Forest story.
Pages, motion studies and launch assets are produced from the same approved direction.
One review surface makes scope, ownership and unresolved decisions explicit.
The final release carries its decisions, source material and next step with it.
THE WORKSPACE
Start from an agent, a repository or the release board. The same ledger stays readable in every environment.
Codex or Claude can prepare and update the production ledger without creating another silo.
Product captures, release notes and brand files stay connected to the work that produced them.
Review sequence, ownership and readiness without reading a terminal transcript.
› ledger prepare cat-forest --release autumn
reading 6 product surfaces
mapping shared release signals
production board ready · 14 decisions open
SAME RELEASE · SAME DECISIONS · YOUR CHOICE OF SURFACE
THE POSTURE
Production should make complexity legible. Every artifact has an owner, every gate has a state, and every release leaves a trail.
Direction, progress and proof live together, so the launch never forks into six competing stories.
Your product material stays close to the team and moves only when the release requires it.
Every external service and production choice is visible before it becomes a commitment.
Briefs, boards and launch surfaces remain readable artifacts—not opaque agent output.
Approval has an owner, a timestamp and a defined scope. No more accidental green lights.
The release keeps its decisions and provenance, ready for the next team and the next version.
CAT FOREST · NEXT RELEASE