The next version waits in the store, posts wait for go
u/intensityflow gave Claude Code a nightly loop for the Chrome extension Stackboard. In week 1 it renamed Stackable, rewrote the privacy text and put the next version in store review. Nothing public goes out until he replies go. The figures are 4 weekly users, 14 installs in 30 days, 0 reviews and 0 dollars.
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What was done
On 02 October 2026 u/intensityflow writes that Stackboard turns a new tab into a board of his own Chrome bookmarks. A scheduled task in the Claude app starts every night at 9. It reads a playbook it keeps editing, checks the store dashboard and comments, scans subreddits and works on the product. Playwright drives a Chrome profile signed into Reddit, X and the Chrome Web Store. Each night it files a pinned page in Notion. Nothing public is sent until he replies go. In week 1 it found an extension with nearly the same name and a Featured badge, and told him to rename before launch. Stackable became Stackboard. It saw that the store listing claimed something the code had stopped doing months earlier, and rewrote the privacy text. The next version copies the bookmarks bar on first run, and has a OneTab-style function called stash this window. It is in store review, tested with 67 unit checks and 55 end-to-end checks in Chrome for Testing. A second Claude session made a promo montage in Remotion. When the Notion connector dropped out of scheduled runs, it wrote a fallback that uses Notion's web API from the signed-in browser. Google asks him to re-enter the password every few days. The agent cannot type passwords. The release sat for five days while he was travelling. The first Reddit post got one upvote. The agent wanted him to text friends for the first users. He said no. He reports 4 weekly users, 14 installs in the last 30 days, 0 reviews and 0 dollars spent.
How it went
The version is in store review, with 67 and 55 checks. Posts are not sent without go. He said no to texting friends.
Worth knowing
He does not say the store review was approved. He does not say the Reddit post was sent by the agent alone. The password was not typed by the agent. The release sat for five days while he was away.
How to do it
- Let the nightly loop read the dashboard and write a note on what it wants to change.
- Ask it to show the tests before a new version is sent to the store.
- Reply go yourself before a post or a store listing becomes public.
Try it with Claude Code
Work in [repo] on [change]. Show the tests. Do not publish a post, and do not send anything to the store, until I say yes.
Replace text in brackets with your own.
Done when. The tests have been read, and nothing has been published without a yes.
Safety rule. No store submission and no public posts until you have said yes.
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