Prepare Uneed launch from Rakazo then you submit

Use Rakazo with OpenQuok to prepare Uneed directory launches. List product profiles, ensure variants, check listing readiness, and track domain rating — you submit on the directory site.

Install skills (core, then directory):

Then openquok-directory-launch

Your bot team

One prompt Uneed launch prep

Ask Rakazo to list directory destinations and product profiles, ensure the uneed variant, and run a listing summary for Uneed. You review fields in the browser extension and submit on the directory site — no calendar or kanban.

For founders in the AI era

Who launches on Uneed with OpenQuok?

Indie founders

Spread Uneed submits. Message Rakazo for profiles and readiness before you submit.

SaaS teams

One workspace for copy. Rakazo prepares uneed variants for team review.

Marketing teams

One workspace per client. Rakazo keeps Uneed profiles separate.

How it works

Five steps to Rakazo + OpenQuok

New to OpenQuok? Read the agent setup guide

Connect once

authenticate on the bot computer pick your workspace chat from Slack securely

Run OAuth device login on the bot sandbox once. Credentials stay on your server. Message from desktop or Slack to draft and schedule without opening another dashboard.

CLI authentication options

Sample workspace

Acme Marketing

Team Members (3/5)

Invite your assistant or team member to manage your account

Team members on your plan: 3/5 used across your account.

Owner
Admin
Member

Pending invitations

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Invited · Member · Expires in 6 days

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Workspaces and team

Invite by email assign Member manage seats by Admin

Add Members by email. Admins manage seats. Everyone shares profiles and launch status in one dashboard. Automate profiles, variants, and listing readiness from your terminal or CI, then use the browser extension when you submit on uneed.best.

CLI command options

Built-in DR tracking

Track DR moves compare rivals adapt your launch plan

Monitor domain rating history for your product site, add competitor domains, and see trends next to Uneed and other listings you submitted in one dashboard — so you know what is working.

CLI analytics options

Backlinks, Playbooks & Building Blocks

Uneed launch playbooks

Mix Uneed-tagged playbooks, building blocks, and MCP servers — then tailor directory launch steps to your Rakazo workflow.

comparisons

agent-native scheduling, not another dashboard

Most social scheduler SaaS keeps you in a browser tab. OpenQuok is built for Uneed directory launch from Rakazo

Typical social scheduler SaaS

  • Copy posts between your AI chat and a separate scheduling tool
  • Vendor cloud computers that hold your credentials offsite
  • Always-on integrations that bloat agent context
  • Locked to one vendor's models or automation layer
  • Autopilot publishing with no human checkpoint

OpenQuok + Rakazo

  • > Message Rakazo from desktop, mobile, or Slack to draft and schedule
  • > Sandboxes run on infrastructure you control — workspace isolated per bot
  • > Skills and MCP load on demand — keep chat context clean
  • > Bring your own model keys; CLI-first openquok-core beside any other skill
  • > You choose publish-now, schedule, or draft — approve on OpenQuok when you want a review step

CLI

Command reference

Uneed directory launch commands from the openquok-directory-launch skill (requires openquok-core) — structured JSON on stdout, product profiles, variants, and listing readiness before you submit on the directory site.

  • openquok directory:destinations:list | jq '.data[] | select(.providerSlug=="uneed")'

    List published Uneed launch destinations

  • openquok directory:profiles:list --main-only

    List main product profiles in your workspace

  • openquok directory:variants:ensure <main-profile-id> --site-key uneed

    Create or return the Uneed variant for a main profile

  • openquok directory:listings <profile-id>

    Listing readiness and submission status for Uneed

  • openquok directory:analytics:overview --profile <main-profile-id>

    Domain rating overview — read checkedAt on cached metrics

  • openquok directory:analytics:competitors:add --domain <competitor-domain> --label "Competitor"

    Track competitor domains next to your product site

Where you chat

Web, desktop, mobile, and Slack

Rakazo bots keep persistent sandboxes. Message them from the web app, Electron desktop, Expo mobile, or Slack when your operator enables messaging:

Web app

Browser UI for bots, routines, and approvals

Desktop

Electron app for macOS, Windows, and Linux

Mobile

iOS and Android clients for your Rakazo server

Slack

Mention a bot in your workspace channel

Telegram

Self-hosted bot bridge when you configure it

Bot computer

Isolated browser, shell, and files per bot

MCP & integrations (optional)

MCP

User-installed HTTPS MCP servers from Integrations

WhatsApp

Self-hosted messaging when your operator enables it

Autonomous agents & MCP

Beyond Rakazo: Every Supported Agent

Open the landing page for another autonomous agent or MCP client. Compare setup steps, supported channels, and scheduling workflows beside Rakazo.

Frequently asked questions

Rakazo + Uneed answered

What Rakazo is, how to install openquok-core, Uneed directory launch, listing readiness, and setup questions.

Read the Rakazo setup guide

Step-by-step self-host setup for connecting OpenQuok to Rakazo — install commands, auth patterns, and configuration snippets.

View setup guide

Start free. Publish with confidence.

Connect your agent, review every draft, and schedule posts across channels before anything goes live.

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