Hustlin

The growth actions Hustlin drafted or ran: posts, outreach, listings, ads. Each row has the draft first (what the founder decides on), then the brief it was generated from, its goalFit (how it serves the product's recorded goal, when one was set), its status, channel and outcome. Queued rows say what they are waiting for (your approval, your tap on a platform that forbids automated posting, or autopilot's scheduled run). Rows scheduled more than two weeks ago are marked stale and listed last; skip or reschedule them. A row with founderPost true is the founder's own post (queue_post): its draft is the exact caption that will be published and image is the picture that goes with it. Approved ahead of its date it stays in status approved with postsAt, the time it will go out.

Decide one action: approve, skip or edit its draft. Approving runs it as the product's owner and publishes or sends through the accounts connected on hustlin.ai. The founder's own post (queue_post) with a scheduledFor still ahead is the exception: approving keeps it waiting and it posts at that time (delivery scheduled, with publishAt); run posts it now. Needs the approver role or higher.

The browser URLs for connecting the accounts Hustlin posts from (X, LinkedIn, Instagram, TikTok, Reddit, Google and Meta ads, email) and for tracking. Account connections happen in the browser, never through this server.

The five-line snippet to drop into the product's signup or payment handler so it reports conversions to Hustlin with the visitor's tracking code (JavaScript, Swift and curl), plus a venture key for it, minted on demand and shown once. Put the key in the product's secrets as the env var named in the result, never in the repo. Owner only.

Add a product to Hustlin from its name, description and URL. Returns the new product id. Counts against the plan's product limit. Fields and the HUSTLIN.md template: https://hustlin.ai/mcp.

Generate (or refresh) the product's growth plan and queue the first actions: the four-week plan, directory listings, first posts, a launch timeline, outreach and ad drafts. When the product has a goal (sync_context goals, e.g. "50 paying customers by January"), the plan is built against it: the horizon runs to the deadline, the weekly volume follows the pace the number needs, the channel mix favours what moves that metric, and every queued action carries a goalFit line. Returns right away with the step list and the goal as read; the work runs in the background for a few minutes. Call actions afterwards to see what was queued. Owner only.

The products this account can work on, with the caller's role (owner / approver / viewer) and the permission mode (observe: drafts only; approve: every action waits for approval; auto: runs under spend ceilings).

Queue a post with the founder's own picture and caption for the product's connected Instagram or X account. Nothing is written or drawn by Hustlin: the image at imageUrl and the caption go out as given, with only the tracked link handled as usual ("Link in bio." added on Instagram, the short link on its own last line on X when it fits). The post waits in the approval queue and is never published without the founder's approve, whatever the product's mode; show the founder the image and caption from actions, then call approve when they say yes. Approved with a scheduledFor still ahead it posts at that time, otherwise at once. Approver or higher.

The what-worked report for one product as markdown: last week and four weeks per channel (attempts, reach, clicks, credited signups, purchases, revenue), the learning loop's keep and stop lists, unattributed signups, the week's narrative paragraph when one exists, and what is waiting for approval. Ready to paste or save as reports/YYYY-MM-DD-growth.md.

Report a signup, activation or purchase that happened in the founder's own product, with the visitor's tracking code so the channel that brought them gets the credit. This is the back half of attribution: without it every channel reads zero customers. For the founder's app to report on its own, use conversion_snippet. Owner only.

Per channel: what Hustlin did and what it produced (attempts, reach, credited signups, purchases, revenue) last week and over four weeks, the learning loop's do-more and stop lists, and tracked-link clicks by channel. Credited means a signup or sale that came through a Hustlin tracked link.

Execute an action that is already approved (by the founder, the team or autopilot) ahead of its scheduled slot, through the same path as the web app: leases, spend ceilings and platform policy apply, and it publishes through the owner's connected accounts. Refuses a draft that has not been approved. Approver or higher.

Push the product's context (the HUSTLIN.md fields) to Hustlin: what it is, who buys it, pricing, voice and allowed claims, the Look (what it looks like, plus photo URLs), the content mix (what a week of posts is about), goals, where tracked links go, and the permission mode. Only the fields given are changed. Owner only. Field reference: https://hustlin.ai/mcp.

A short Hustlin link for one channel. Clicks are counted per channel, and the landing URL carries the visitor's tracking code (hlc) so a signup reported with report_conversion or the conversion snippet credits this channel. Approver or higher.