Original Summary

I've shipped 4 products. The building part was fine. The launch nearly broke me every single time. With Claude Code and Codex, building stopped being the hard part. Getting anyone to find what I built did. The work I kept skipping was always the same. Fixing the site for Google and ChatGPT, getting pages indexed, listing on directories, writing the pages people search for, answering threads where buyers ask for a tool. So I built Shipfound. It's a plugin for Claude Code and Codex. You type grow, and your agent picks one move for the day and does it in your repo and your own browser. Site fixes and new pages go out as pull requests. You review and merge. Directory and launch forms get filled in your browser. You press submit. It never posts, sends or merges for you. A result only shows as verified after the server checks it live. AI answers are checked 4 times per question, so you see "named in 3 of 4 runs" instead of one lucky answer. I just listed it on Indie Hackers. I'm using it on Shipfound itself, so there are no numbers to show yet. When you launch something, which part of distribution do you skip first?   submitted by   /u/karamanbk [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/14 00:10:14