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Validate identity, supported interfaces, skills and media modes. A valid declaration does not prove endpoint behavior.
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A useful resource for your next launch gap.
The full library, in one place. Swarm helps you find launch channels. LaunchReady covers technical readiness. AgentReady covers agent access and usability. LaunchBuddy helps you learn from users and grow.
990 matching resources. Showing 24. Dates are source updates, not a guarantee of current channel eligibility.
Accessible Forms Are More Automatable Forms
Improve labels, input purpose, validation, focus, confirmation, and receipts so people and agents can complete forms reliably and safely.
Source updated 2026-07-13
Agent Readiness Score vs. Journey Success: Why Passing Standards Does Not Prove the Job Gets Done
A practical measurement model for separating deterministic website readiness checks from evidence that an AI agent completed a defined customer journey.
Source updated 2026-08-30
Agent-Ready Repository: CI, Lint, Tests, and Safe Verification
Design a fast, deterministic verification ladder that helps coding agents prove scoped changes without mutating production systems.
Source updated 2026-07-13
AGENTS.md Starter Kit for Repositories
A comprehensive, reviewable starter kit for documenting repository scope, commands, architecture, safety boundaries, and proof of completion for coding agents.
Source updated 2026-07-13
AI crawler access checker
Check public robots rules, redirects, and page delivery. Edge treatment, indexing and task completion remain unverified.
Catalogue availability: published. Confirm current requirements before applying.
Audit my launch
Combine public launch, technical, and agent-readiness findings into the next useful actions.
Source updated 2026-11-04
Be Incident-Ready Before the First Traffic Spike
A practical, source-linked guide to prepare a small-team response path for availability, security, payment, and data incidents.
Source updated 2026-07-13
Browser-Agent Test Suite: Navigation, Findability, and Safe Form Fill
Build repeatable browser-agent tasks for finding pages, citing facts, navigating, filling safely, recovering, and refusing consequence.
Source updated 2026-07-13
Choose One Launch CTA That Can Actually Complete
A practical, source-linked guide to replace competing buttons with one measurable path to a demo, free tool, waitlist, or design-partner request.
Source updated 2026-07-13
Choose relevant launch channels
Search Swarm, check current channel requirements, and prepare listing material.
Source updated 2026-11-04
Claude in Chrome Is Now GA: What Built-In Browser Use Changes for Website Owners
Claude in Chrome is generally available. Learn how built-in browser use changes post-login journeys, approvals, safety, and website testing.
Source updated 2026-08-30
Codex vs Claude Code: How to Pick a Coding Agent for Your MVP (and Set It Up Well)
Is Codex better than Claude Code? It depends on how you work. A practical comparison for solo builders, a one-day bake-off to decide on your own repo, and the setup that makes either agent faster: context files, MCP and specs.
Source updated 2026-11-03
data-testid and data-agent Attributes: When Stable Hints Help
A decision rubric for adding durable automation hooks without replacing accessibility, exposing sensitive data, or freezing presentation details.
Source updated 2026-08-27
Design-Partner Launch Playbook
A practical, source-linked guide to recruit a small number of qualified users and turn their work into evidence without overselling the product.
Source updated 2026-07-13
Facebook Ads MCP and Google Ads MCP: How to Run Launch Ads Through Your AI Agent
How to connect Claude Code, Codex or another MCP client to Meta's ads MCP server and Google's Google Ads MCP server, set safe permissions, and run a small first launch ad test without handing an agent your budget.
Source updated 2026-11-03
Fix and verify a launch gap
Implement one evidence-backed change and verify it after deployment.
Source updated 2026-11-04
Google Added Agentic Browsing to Lighthouse: What It Measures—and What It Misses
Understand what Lighthouse Agentic Browsing checks, why its audits are informational, and which real agent journeys still need end-to-end evidence.
Source updated 2026-08-30
Grok Bot Is Here: Can It Actually Use Your Website?
Learn what xAI's Grok Bot launch means for discovery, browser access, authentication, task completion, and evidence-backed website testing.
Source updated 2026-08-30
Grok Bot vs. Claude in Chrome vs. ChatGPT Work vs. Gemini: A 10-Task Website Test
A fair ten-task blueprint for comparing Grok Bot, Claude in Chrome, ChatGPT Work, and Gemini without presenting proposed tests as observed results.
Source updated 2026-08-30
Honest Beta Language That Builds Trust
A practical, source-linked guide to describe what works, what is still limited, and how users can get help without weakening positioning.
Source updated 2026-07-13
How to Add Stripe Payments to a Vibe-Coded App (Checkout, Webhooks, Testing)
Add Stripe Checkout to an app built with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Lovable or Replit: connect the Stripe MCP server, have your agent build checkout and a verified webhook, test with the Stripe CLI, and go live safely.
Source updated 2026-11-03
How to Build an Agent-Friendly Website in 2026
A practical sequence for making a website discoverable, understandable, operable, and safe when a customer delegates the task to an AI agent.
Source updated 2026-08-25
How to Get Your First Users: A Distribution Playbook for Products Built With AI
How to get users for your app when you have no audience: seven channels that work for solo builders, how to pick two, building in public without the hype, free tools as an SEO channel, and a 30-day plan.
Source updated 2026-11-03
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