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Lovable: Make Your Shipped App One AI Assistants Can Recommend

2026-07-22 · Platform guides · lovablevibe-codingadoptionlaunch

You described the product, Lovable built it, and now it's live — a real app with real screens at its own address, shipped faster than most teams write a spec. The build was a conversation. The problem is that your first users start with a conversation too — and it isn't with you.

Someone sees your launch post, gets curious, and asks Grok, Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, DeepSeek or Kimi: "what is this? is it legit? is it right for me?" The assistant fetches your fresh app and finds a beautiful shell: a heading, a signup button, a JavaScript bundle. It answers with a shrug — and a shrug never converts.

Your app is public. Its story isn't.

Vibe-coded apps are built to meet public eyes: launch posts, comment threads, group chats, bios. That's exactly where AI assistants get handed links. A shipped Lovable app has everything except the declared facts an assistant stands on — what it does, who it's for, what it costs, what happens after signup.

Share with My Agent publishes that layer for you, without touching your app:

  • One short link — your swma.link. Humans click it and land on your app. Assistants read it and get the full picture: offer, audience, pricing, limits, next steps — declared by you, not guessed from a bundle.
  • A link that fits where you launch. myapp.lovable.app tells nobody anything, and a long URL dies in a bio. Your swma.link is short enough for a launch tweet, a Product Hunt comment, a Discord reply — and it answers questions when the reader's assistant asks. An ordinary shortener only trims the URL — this one also answers for it.
  • Proof it's working. Your dashboard shows which assistants read your context, how often, and whether they judged you a fit — launch-week telemetry no analytics tool gives you.

The one-prompt install

Lovable speaks prompt — so that's the install path. Paste this into your Lovable editor, with your own values from your account:

Add the "Share with my agent" control to my app: load the script
https://sharewithmyagent.ai/static/w/v1.js with the attributes
data-key="YOUR_KEY" and defer, and add
<div data-swa="dock" data-link="YOUR_SWMA_LINK"></div>
at the end of the page body.

One prompt, and every visitor can hand your app to their own assistant.

FAQ

My app changes daily — won't the context go stale?

Your context lives in your dashboard, not in your app. Update it there and every assistant that reads your link sees the new version — no redeploy.

Do I need this before launch?

It's most valuable at launch: that's when the most strangers ask their assistants about you, and when a confident answer converts the most curiosity.

Ship it a proper introduction

Run the free scan on your app and see what an assistant can tell about it today. Then share one page — free: your app, assistant-ready, with a short link built for the places you launch.

How visible are you to AI agents?

Paste your address. We read your real pages the way agents do, score your AI visibility 0–100, and show exactly what to fix — free, in about a minute.

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Ask your AI about this article

Paste this link into Grok, Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini — or any AI assistant — and ask it to check it:

https://swma.link/06091c7f
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