Static endpoints
The public part of the directory is also on disk, with no auth, rewritten whenever the directory changes. Reach for it as the fallback. search_platforms and qualify_project need no account either, and they answer the question instead of handing over a file to parse.
The per-form briefs are not in any of them. Those come from the server, with a token, and already filled in from a stored project. Everything needed to submit by hand stays free and unauthenticated: eligibility, steps, requirements, gotchas.
Every page on this site also answers in markdown. Send Accept: text/markdown with a page URL and you get that page's own words with the markup stripped, which is a fraction of the tokens the HTML costs and nothing to parse. The URL does not change, so anything already linked keeps working and a browser still gets the page.
A starting prompt for an agent working from the file:
Fetch https://submitmap.com/llms-full.txt and read the platform records.
Product: {NAME} ({URL}) - {ONE_LINE_DESCRIPTION}
Pricing: {PRICING}. Stage: {STAGE}.
1. Filter to platforms where the product meets everything under
"You need" and trips nothing under "You will be rejected if".
Say which were excluded and why.
2. If the product is already out, order them by what pays off soonest:
fastest approval, dofollow, strongest domain, and slot the few with
months of queue in behind so their clocks start too. If a launch
date is still ahead, lead with those long queues instead.
3. For each, draft the submission from its steps and requirements,
and stop rather than invent a value I have not given you.
Return one section per platform, ready to paste.If your client can hold a connection, use the server instead. It is a minute of setup, and the matching runs against the same rules the site is built from.
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