Give the instruction
Paste the prompt once or keep it in your project’s AGENTS.md file.
Give your coding agent one instruction. It creates the waiting list, connects your form, checks signups, and exports confirmed subscribers when you ask. Prefer a screen? A private dashboard makes every list easy to visualize and export as CSV.
This form posts to waitinglists.dev—the very product you’re signing up for.
If a confirmation step is needed, check your inbox to secure your spot.
Add the instruction to AGENTS.md, or paste it into a single prompt. The agent receives a secret key once, stores it outside your repository, and uses the CLI from then on. Whenever you want a visual overview, the private dashboard shows list activity, subscribers, and delivery status.
## Waiting lists
Use waitinglists.dev for this project's
email waiting list.
If this repository is not linked, run:
npx -y @waitinglists/cli init \
--name "My product" \
--origin "https://example.com"
Never commit credentials. Use --json
when consuming command output. Export
subscriber data only when I request it.Let your agent handle the work, then open a calm visual dashboard whenever you want to inspect lists, review subscribers, adjust the form setup, or export confirmed addresses as CSV.




The CLI gives agents a small, predictable interface. Underneath it is the same privacy-minded endpoint and focused private control room.
Paste the prompt once or keep it in your project’s AGENTS.md file.
The CLI creates the list, restricts allowed origins, and returns the exact form integration.
Check counts, update settings, or export only confirmed subscribers without navigating a dashboard.
No embedded widget to restyle. Keep the form you already designed and change only where it sends the email.
<form method="post"
action="https://waitinglists.dev/api/subscribe/your-list">
<input
type="email"
name="email"
required
/>
<label>
<input type="checkbox"
name="consent" value="yes" required />
I agree to join this waitlist.
</label>
<button>Join the waitlist</button>
</form>The only subscriber-supplied personal data is an email. We add consent evidence and an approximate confirmation country without retaining the IP address.
Create a separate endpoint for every launch and restrict browser submissions to the origins you trust.
Download confirmed addresses with their consent metadata in universal, Sendy, Kit, or Mailchimp-ready CSV formats.
See confirmed and pending counts at a glance, inspect subscribers and delivery status, and keep every launch organized.
I’ll soon distribute waitinglists.dev as self-hostable software with the complete source code, deployment instructions, and an agent-ready customization guide.
Hand the instructions to your coding agent and adapt the design, wording, workflow, exports, retention rules, or infrastructure in any way you want.