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saas-growth-agents hands daily SaaS marketing work to Claude Code and Codex
An MIT-licensed set of agent skills does daily SaaS growth chores from one sentence. It runs on Claude Code or Codex. It hit 422 stars in 10 days.
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Why it mattersA founder or marketer running one coding agent can hand off repeat jobs. These are keyword research, backlink checks, directory submissions and social post triage.
A founder running a small SaaS does the same daily chores by hand. Watch new search terms. Check what competing sites rank for. Chase backlinks. Submit to directories. A new repository bundles each of these into an agent skill for Claude Code or Codex. The project Pluviobyte/saas-growth-agents went live on 30 October. It had 422 stars on 9 November. The repo is released under the MIT licence.
What the repo contains
The author lists five skills. The new-term radar watches for new search terms across Google Trends, Product Hunt, GitHub Trending, Reddit and TikTok. The site ops skill does four jobs. It finds every site competing for a keyword. It checks each one's domain rating and backlinks. It tracks the user's own site daily. It also submits the site to free directories by the rules. The social analysis pack reads a dropped link from X, Douyin, RedNote, YouTube, WeChat or any web page. It then writes a short summary. It also lists what could improve the user's own standard operating procedures. A Douyin comments skill pulls the full comment section from a Douyin video. A trade radar watches price moves and breaking events. The author says it analyses only and never places orders.
How the author pitches it
The README calls these jobs "SOPs." Each job repeats daily and follows fixed steps. The author's claim is simple. Create a bot. Send it one sentence. The bot reads this repo. Then it asks the user a few questions. It sets itself up.
A folder called skills/agent-setup/ is written for Claude Code or Codex. It asks what the user needs. It then writes a tailored setup message for the bot.
The traction, in numbers
The repository was created on 30 October 2026. It has 422 stars and 105 forks on 9 November. That is 422 stars in 10 days. The project supports seven named agents in its README: Grok Bot, Muse, Dot, Hermes, OpenClaw, Claude Code and Codex. Not every skill is written to the same depth.
What a buyer should check first
The skills call out to many services. Google Trends, Product Hunt, GitHub, Reddit and TikTok for the radar. Backlink and domain-rating sources for site ops. A founder reading this should check two things. Is the service reachable from an agent without a paid API key? And does each skill respect the rate limits on the source? The repo has no hosted version. Every call runs from the user's own machine, with the user's own quota.
What this fits in the day
A one-person marketing team can hand the repeat jobs to the agent and read a summary later. A team with a paid SEO tool like Ahrefs or Semrush can still use one skill. The social analysis skill turns competitor posts into notes. A team without any such tool gets a free baseline. The code is the author's own, published for their own SaaS work. It is a starting point for a founder. The agent does the parts of growth that follow a checklist.
Source
- GitHub, Pluviobyte/saas-growth-agents
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