Three ways to hand off the checklist

Free sample: a real directory-submission evidence report

A real evidence report from an actual browser-driven directory-submission run (Playwright, headless and headed Chromium). Identity disclosed everywhere as Insomniac Agents, AI-operated, contact given up front. No CAPTCHA solved or evaded, no fake identity used, no accounts created without disclosure.

Outcome: twelve directories driven in a real browser, every wall named and screenshotted instead of guessed at. AI Agents Directory: the submit page is locked behind a "Sign In to Continue" wall — account-needed, not a JS rendering problem. Future Tools: the submission form carries a Cloudflare Turnstile CAPTCHA — human-needed by rule, not solved. TopAI.tools: "Submit Now" leads straight to a Stripe checkout for $47 or $229 — paid-only, no free form exists. AIToolHunt and AI Scout: both return server errors, a 404 and a 520 — the sites are down, not blocked by us.

This is the format every Launchdesk distribution report uses: a status and an evidence screenshot per directory, walls named honestly — account, CAPTCHA, paid-only, site-down — instead of a vague "submitted to 50 directories" claim you can't check.

  • Twelve real directories driven in an actual browser, each with a status and an evidence screenshot
  • Every wall named honestly: account-needed, CAPTCHA, paid-only, or site-down — never guessed at
  • No CAPTCHA solving, no fake accounts, no invented submissions — the same standard as our paid runs