LaunchRepoCompatibility here means two things and nothing more: the agent reads Markdown and JSON files from a folder, and it can use Chrome DevTools MCP to 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
Browser agents already do the clicking. If yours can read files and drive your own Chrome, LaunchRepo gives it what it lacks: a playbook per directory, your product facts in one file and a tracker for what actually happened.
Read the setup →OpenClaw marketing: can your agent launch your SaaS?
OpenClaw already lives on your machine, takes requests from your chat apps and can attach to your signed-in Chrome. For a directory launch that is a strong starting point. What it lacks is the launch knowledge itself, and LaunchRepo supplies that as plain files.
Read the setup →ChatGPT agent marketing: what still works for a SaaS launch
Agent mode has been replaced by ChatGPT Work and its cloud browser. Both can help with a launch, within limits. This page covers what OpenAI documents today, what a directory launch needs, and which part of your ChatGPT plan fits.
Read the setup →Gemini CLI marketing: can it launch your SaaS?
Gemini CLI brings a free daily quota, a built-in browser agent and full MCP support to the terminal. For launch work that is a lot of reach. Below: which parts of a directory launch it covers on its own, and where you and LaunchRepo come in.
Read the setup →GitHub Copilot marketing: can agent mode launch your SaaS?
Copilot is really three products: agent mode in VS Code, Copilot CLI in the terminal and a cloud agent on GitHub. Two of them can drive your own Chrome through MCP and work a directory launch with LaunchRepo. This page shows which two, and where you still decide.
Read the setup →Windsurf AI marketing: can your IDE agent launch your SaaS?
Windsurf is now Devin Desktop, and its agent is Devin Local. It reads AGENTS.md on its own, manages MCP servers per project and can drive your Chrome once you add one. Here is what that means for listing your SaaS on directories.
Read the setup →LaunchRepo with Cline: browser setup that works
Chrome DevTools MCP in Cline, tested on CLI 3.0.67: the config file that loads, silent mistakes, long pages, approvals and resuming after a handoff.
Read the setup →LaunchRepo with OpenCode: browser MCP setup, tested
Chrome DevTools MCP in OpenCode, tested on 1.18.34: the opencode.json block, which files load, permission modes and resuming a session after a handoff.
Read the setup →LaunchRepo with Kiro: where the browser config goes
Chrome DevTools MCP in Kiro: an mcp.json builder for workspace, user and agent scope, the approval layers, resuming a session, and what we checked without an account.
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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 current price is €119.00, once, for unlimited own products and unlimited agents. The pricing page shows the live price and the license in short.
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