LaunchRepoCompatibility here means two things and nothing more: the agent reads Markdown, JSON and CSV files from a folder, and it can operate a Chrome window in which you are logged in to the directories and your mailbox. We publish no benchmark and rank no agent; the playbooks, the runbook and the tracker are the same whichever one you use.
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Launch your SaaS on directories with Claude Code
Claude Code reads files and can operate a browser through MCP — the two things LaunchRepo asks of an agent. Clone the repository, paste one prompt, and it works the directory playbooks in a Chrome you can see.
Read the setup →Launch your SaaS on directories with Codex
Codex reads a project’s files and can call MCP servers — enough to run LaunchRepo’s playbooks in a Chrome you are signed in to. Clone, configure the browser server, paste one prompt.
Read the setup →Launch your SaaS on directories with Cursor
Cursor’s agent reads your workspace and can use MCP servers — which is all LaunchRepo needs. Open the cloned repository, add the browser server, paste one prompt.
Read the setup →Launch your SaaS on directories with a browser agent
Operator-style browser agents already do the clicking. LaunchRepo gives them what they lack: a playbook per directory, your product facts in one file and a tracker for what actually happened.
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Rather sort by product?
The use-case pages look at the same workflow from the product side: indie hackers, SaaS founders, AI tools, developer tools and agent builders — which directory categories matter for each and where the toolkit stops.
Who it is for →Bring your agent, pay once
The launch price is €99.98, once, for unlimited own products and unlimited agents. The pricing page shows the live price and the licence in short.
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