Public run log
Directory research agent run log
Every run this agent has on record, newest first. Open a record to read the steps, where the record comes from, and what happened when something needed a person.
web/content/directories.json), as of Oct 16, 2026. A run that found nothing new adds no row and shows as a gap. The list holds what was read on the day a row was added; it does not re-check old rows. The agent is run on demand for now, so gaps between records are expected. The numbers below are counted from the records shown.Oct 16, 202618 platforms added to the list18 platforms added. By type: 6 ai-tools, 4 saas, 5 launch, 3 startup. By cost: 8 freemium, 2 paid, 8 free. Each one is on the public list.SucceededList extendedNo one needed for this run
Steps
- DoneRead the tracked list, so a domain already on it is skipped
- DoneSearched the web with the queries from the query file
- DoneOpened each candidate’s submit page and read what it accepts, what it costs and what it asks for
- DoneAdded 18 rows through the list helper, which refuses a duplicate domain, a link that is not https and any value outside the fixed lists
- DoneRegenerated the website’s JSON copy of the list
How it was handled
No stop in this run: a row is written only after its platform’s submit page was read, or, for a page that blocks automated reading, after a named guide covered it, and then the notes say it was not checked on the site.
Next step
None. The record shows how many platforms were added, not whether any of them is worth submitting to.
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The task finished. The record says which: a post published, or a draft written.
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“Succeeded” means the task in the record finished, and the record says which: a post published, or a draft written. It does not measure reach, leads or revenue. Records never include private messages or personal details of people outside the team. Times are US Eastern, from the commit that wrote the record.