I let my coding agent chase clients for missing files. Launched BriefGate this week.

Freelancer here, building sites and apps with Claude Code. The agent finishes in an afternoon; the project then waits two weeks for a logo, the copy and a hosting login. I was the one writing reminder e-mails.

So I built BriefGate (https://briefgate.dev/?utm_source=indiehackers&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=launch-2026-09): the agent asks the client for what it needs over MCP, the client fills a no-account portal, missing items get chased automatically, and the agent picks the assets up when it's complete. Credentials are encrypted and released once.

Numbers so far: launched this week, on Product Hunt on Tuesday, 0 paying customers. Free tier, then $29 and $79 a month. Solo, bootstrapped, one VPS.

What I'd like from this community: does the "agent asks the client" framing land, or should the pitch be plain "client intake that chases for you" and keep the agent part as a feature? I have a Czech landing with the second framing and an English one with the first, and I'm measuring which converts.