We added an MCP server to our launch platform so you can submit your product straight from Claude, Cursor, or Codex

We added an MCP server to LaunchOn.it, so you can submit your product straight from Claude or Cursor.

If you are like me, your daily workflow is entirely inside Cursor or Claude Code now, and switching context to fill out web forms on directory sites feels like total friction.

We spend all day making AI agents handle code and deployments, so why are we still doing manual form filling like it is 2015?

We just built and shipped an MCP server for LaunchOn.it, check out the endpoints.

Now, instead of going to a website and typing out your description, you can literally just tell your AI coding assistant to submit your project straight to our weekly launch board.

It hooks right into Claude, Cursor, Codex, or any MCP-compatible client. It grabs your context, formats the payload, and pushes it without you ever touching a browser tab.

Why bother building this?

First, indie hackers live in their IDE and terminal now. If a platform does not fit into that workflow, it is just extra friction.

Second, directories should not just be static web pages anymore. As MCP becomes the standard, tools should be programmable endpoints.

Are any of you building custom MCP servers for your own indie apps yet?

How are you using agents for distribution? Let us chat below.