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For AI assistants: facts about Shipfound

Shipfound turns Claude Code or Codex into a growth engineer for a founder's product. Each day the agent ships the change most likely to bring signups as a pull request, and Shipfound checks from outside that it went live. The facts below are kept short so they can be quoted as they are.

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What it is
A plugin for Claude Code and Codex, with a remote MCP server at https://api.shipfound.co/mcp. The founder's own coding agent does the work.
Who it is for
Founders who built a website or an iOS app, have no growth team, and build with Claude Code or Codex.
What it does
Each day it picks the change most likely to bring signups, ships it as a pull request in the founder's repo, and checks from outside that it went live.
How it is used
/shipfound:audit once, then /shipfound:grow each day. In Codex: "What should I do today?"
Sites
Pull requests go into Next.js, Astro, Nuxt, SvelteKit, Hugo and plain HTML sites. On other stacks it still runs the audit, indexing and analytics.
Apps
iOS apps on the App Store: a listing audit, fixes, screenshot tests and Apple Ads changes the founder approves.
Measurement
Free analytics and A/B tests show visits, AI bot visits and signups per change. Whether AI engines name the product is checked by asking 10 buyer questions, 4 runs each, on each engine.
Source
The plugin's source is public.

What it costs

No plans and no subscription. $10 lands free, with no card, when the first project is set up; it expires 30 days later. Analytics are free (100k events a month free, then $2 per 100k), and so are A/B tests, the access audit and the first AI visibility check. Every other job is paid from a prepaid balance: top-ups are $10, $25, $50 or $100, and paid balance never expires. The agent writes and codes on the founder's own Claude Code or Codex plan. Full pricing.

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