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getlaunchbuddy

v0.3.2

Published

Install LaunchBuddy's launch assessment, growth plan, and asset router in your AI coding agents.

Readme

LaunchBuddy for AI agents

LaunchBuddy answers: What is blocking this launch, what should happen next, and can you make it for me?

Public setup, access, and safety documentation: launchbuddy.com/agents

npx getlaunchbuddy install --all
npx getlaunchbuddy connect

Then ask your agent:

/launchbuddy assess https://example.com
/launchbuddy show my launch checklist
/launchbuddy mark todo_conversion_path complete
/launchbuddy preview the top asset
/launchbuddy reassess

The installer adds one portable LaunchBuddy router skill and an MCP bridge to Claude, Codex, and Cursor. The bridge keeps the installer and project-context handoff local while assessment, account ownership, plans, approvals, billing, and asset state remain hosted by LaunchBuddy.

Access model

  • Assessment, shareable reports, and up to three complete starter tasks can run anonymously.
  • connect is free identity and project continuity. It never creates checkout or a subscription.
  • Connected users can save the complete checklist, update owners/notes/status, resume progress, and choose an explicit next action: Start #1, Make #1, or Not now.
  • Fresh reassessment reports verified wins and changed gaps first. Any previously open gap that disappears is automatically recorded as completed and verified.
  • Asset preview resolves zero-cost trial eligibility without starting a trial or provider work.
  • The first eligible, explicitly approved creation can unlock one assessment-bound, one-render agent trial and an exact review URL. Opening that review costs $0 and lands on the proposed card; provider spend starts only after separate workspace approval. A paid entitlement unlocks broader execution access.
  • Paid execution always requires explicit review/approval. LaunchBuddy never auto-charges or publishes from an assessment.
  • Existing paying users connect their existing account and keep their current access; they do not buy again.

Commands

install --all   Install the router skill and MCP bridge
connect         Approve a free device connection in the browser
login           Alias for connect
status          Show local connection state
logout          Remove local credentials
mcp             Run the local stdio-to-hosted MCP bridge

Access tokens are short-lived, refresh tokens rotate, and the server stores token hashes rather than raw tokens. Local credentials are written with user-only file permissions.