Let me address the elephant in the room. When you first look at the GenAI Launchpad, it probably feels overengineered.

I get it. Your first instinct might be to compare it to LangChain, CrewAI, or PydanticAI. But those are individual tools. The Launchpad covers your entire development workflow.

Those frameworks are great (and can actually be easily integrated), but who decides your project structure? Your naming conventions? Your deployment strategy? Your error handling patterns? You do. Every time. For every project. And you probably do it differently each time.

The Launchpad makes all those decisions once, correctly. Everything has a place, every class has a purpose, and it all connects seamlessly.

When you first clone the repo, it might feel like too much. But then you add your first workflow and it just works. You deploy to production and nothing breaks. A client requests a change and you know exactly where it goes. You onboard someone new and they understand the codebase immediately.

That's when it clicks. That moment when you realize you've been assembling furniture without instructions this whole time, and someone just handed you the blueprint. Once you experience what proper architecture feels like, you'll wonder how you ever shipped anything without it.

Try it. Build one real project with it. You'll see what I mean.