The portal said "Live." For a few hours the page kept saying the connector didn't exist.

I've submitted to just about every directory I could reach by now. Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Zapier, IFTTT, Figma, ChatGPT. Every time it's someone else's place: you show up, they check what you've brought, sometimes they send you back to fix it, sometimes they let you in. I've written enough about review rounds and strange submission rules by now. And this week we submitted Publora to the official Claude connectors directory. For some reason I'd been preparing for this one longer than any of the others. Not technically. The work was done. Apparently I had some feelings left over. Fifteen minutes I'd been walking toward the longest The submission itself took about fifteen minutes. A form, a button, done. Submitted yesterday, in the directory today. Behind those fifteen minutes was a month and a half of work by the whole team: thirteen pages of Anthropic documentation, checking the server against fifteen requirements with live requests, and manually running all eighteen tools