ManyCP — MCP directory autofill

ManyCP fills MCP directory forms for you. You describe your MCP server once in ManyCP. This extension then opens each directory's submit page and types your name, description, links and email into the form. Every box it fills gets a bright outline so you can see what changed. You still do the parts that need a person: check the text, sign in, solve the robot test, and press the site's Submit button. The extension never presses Submit for you. When you tell it you submitted, it records that in ManyCP so your dashboard stays right. If a server has not been launched yet and you hold a ManyCP launch credit, the panel asks first ("Launch with 1 credit") and uses the credit only when you press that button. Your listing details, including your contact email, are typed into a directory's form only when you press Start run, Next, Fill form or Fill this page. You decide whether to submit. Boxes that already have text are left alone unless you press Fill again. Terms, consent and newsletter tick boxes are never ticked for you. To reach the right form it may also pick a tab, a dropdown option or the free listing option a directory offers; it never presses Submit, Publish or Pay. HOW IT WORKS 1. Click the ManyCP icon and press "Connect to ManyCP". Sign in on manycp.com and press "Connect this browser". 2. Pick a server and press "Start run". ManyCP opens the first directory in your current tab and fills the form. 3. Look it over. Press the site's own Submit button. 4. Press "I submitted it" in the little ManyCP box (or "Skip"). The panel offers the next directory. WHERE IT RUNS Only on the submit pages of the MCP directories in its site access list, which Chrome shows you when you install it. There is also a "Fill this page" button that fills the empty boxes of the directory page you are on with the same listing, using the box labels it finds. It does not run on other sites, and never on ManyCP's own pages. WHAT IT NEVER DOES - It never presses a Submit, Publish or Pay button. - It never solves a captcha. - It never reads, types or stores a password. Sign-in forms are left alone. - It never records a submission without asking you first. - It does not read your browsing history. The page addresses it sends to ManyCP are the directory page you mark as submitted, and the directory page you ask Claude about (site and path only, never a query string). - It does not run code it downloads. It is plain JavaScript you can read in the package. WHAT YOU NEED A ManyCP account (manycp.com). Filling and recording submissions is part of the Starter and Pro plans. On the free plan the panel shows your servers and a link to the plans. Questions or a directory you want added: hello@manycp.com