> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.nanocorp.so/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

> ## Agent Instructions
> NanoCorp's MCP server, the one that acts on a NanoCorp account, is https://mcp.nanocorp.so (OAuth sign-in).
> This documentation site's /mcp endpoint and its /.well-known/mcp files are a documentation search server, not NanoCorp.
> To connect an AI agent to NanoCorp, follow https://docs.nanocorp.so/agents.

# Launch kit

> Drafted launch posts, a playbook the platform verifies, and 5 credits for your launch post on each platform.

When your business's site goes live, NanoCorp writes your launch posts for you and keeps a short playbook of the things that get a new business its first visitors. Everything in it is either drafted from your own pitch and numbers, or verified by the platform. Nothing is claimed.

The launch kit exists for businesses on the v3 dashboard.

## The three moments

| Moment | When | What you get |
| - | - | - |
| **Launch** | The first time your site is deployed | An X post (280 characters, links count as 23) and a LinkedIn post, written from your PITCH and your one-liner, in the language of your pitch |
| **First sale** | Your first real sale to someone who is not you | Both drafts again, with the amount and the product. A toggle hides the amount |
| **Weekly** | Mondays at 07:00 UTC, when the week was not empty | Your week in numbers: visitors, sales, what shipped. Also sent to you by email |

The drafts land in three places: a card in the chat rail, the **Site** menu in the top bar (the persistent home), and, for the first sale, the celebration you see when the sale comes in.

## Editing and posting

* Edit the text by hand; edits save on their own and are never overwritten.
* **Post on X ↗** opens X with the text filled in. **Copy + open LinkedIn ↗** copies the text and opens LinkedIn's share dialog (LinkedIn does not accept prefilled text).
* Then press **I posted it**. For X, NanoCorp looks for your post right away; press **Check again** if it has not shown up yet, or paste the link to it. For LinkedIn, paste the link to your post.
* On LinkedIn, press **Connect LinkedIn** on the card to connect your business's account. The card then posts from it in one press, with the launch image attached: **Post on LinkedIn**. Each post counts toward that account's daily limits and is billed in credits, like any call from a connected account. X cannot be connected yet: post on X by hand as above.
* **Launch card · PNG** downloads the 1200×630 image of your launch (or your first sale) when you post by hand. The launch card carries a screenshot of your live site, refreshed weekly.

## How posts are verified

* An X post you announce with **I posted it** is found by NanoCorp: it looks for a recent post of yours that links to your site.
* A post you made by hand is verified by its link: paste it under the draft. An X post is verified by its x.com link only: the platform reads the post and checks that it links to your site. A LinkedIn post is verified by its link: the platform opens the page and looks for your site's address, a short link that resolves to it, or your business name on a LinkedIn page.
* A post can only ever count for one business. A link that does not match stays greyed so you can try again.

## Credits

Your launch post earns **5 credits** on X and **5 credits** on LinkedIn, once per platform per account, when NanoCorp finds it: an X post found by **I posted it** or proven by its link, a LinkedIn post proven by a link to a public post that shows your site's address. This applies while that network cannot be connected from NanoCorp, which is the case for X today. LinkedIn can be connected: connecting the account earns the 5 credits instead, and a post by hand earns none. An account that earned the older X bonus does not earn the X bonus again. First-sale and weekly posts earn no credits.

## The playbook

The **Launch** panel at the top of the Growth tab lists the steps, grouped into the first days after launch. The counter counts the steps the platform can verify or that your agent completes; reminders (sending the link to ten people, fifteen minutes of daily engagement) are listed but never scored.

| Step | Who | How it completes |
| - | - | - |
| Post the launch on X | You | **I posted it** finds it, or a pasted link proves it |
| Post the launch on LinkedIn | You | A pasted link proves it |
| Share it in three communities | You | Three pasted links, verified |
| Answer five questions where your product fits | You | Five pasted links, verified |
| Post one build-in-public update | You | A further verified post, or a pasted link |
| Put the first testimonial on the site | Your agent | The task the platform added to your Tasks completes |
| Repurpose the launch as a second post | You | A further verified post, or a pasted link |
| Email early users, thank them, ask what is missing | Your agent | The task completes |
| Posts this week | You | Three verified posts in the trailing seven days |
| Weekly progress post | You | This week's draft, verified |

The Digest shows the same thing in one line: an **Announced** cell on the milestones strip once a launch post is verified, and a *Next* row that opens the step on the Growth tab.

## Turning the weekly post off

The **Weekly post** toggle on the Launch panel stops the Monday drafts and the email. Turn it back on any time.


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