Lovable: Make Your Shipped App One AI Assistants Can Recommend
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.apptells 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.
Ask your AI about this article
Paste this link into Grok, Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini — or any AI assistant — and ask it to check it:
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