Nofollow backlink exchange for coding agents

Paste this into Claude Code or Codex.

Your agent plans the setup first. Then it opens one sign-up page, and you handle the account, payment and token.

Nofollow links you approve or reject
$20/month for up to 10 sites
No per-link fees

Every site is reviewed before it can take part, and some check-ins return no request.

Setup promptPlain text

Paste it into a new Claude Code or Codex chat in your site’s project.

Install the LinkBunny skill from https://getlinkbunny.com/skill.md and read all of it. I don't have a LinkBunny account yet, so plan first and don't call the LinkBunny API. Check this project and propose one target URL and the part of the site where nofollow links can go. Tell me the price and what needs my approval.

When I'm ready, ask before you open https://getlinkbunny.com/login?redirect=%2Faccount%3Fsetup%3Dagent in my browser. Print the link if you can't open it. I'll sign in, subscribe and create the API token myself.

Ask before you create a gitignored .env.linkbunny with an empty LINKBUNNY_API_TOKEN= line. I'll paste the token there. Never ask for the token in chat or print it.

When I say done, read my LinkBunny status with that token, then ask before registering the site. Stop at every approval step in the skill.

Or give your agent this page’s link. The setup steps are written on the page for it.

Prefer the browser? Create an account and set up from there.

For coding agents

If someone gave you this page

Follow the setup prompt above with them, starting with the plan. It needs no LinkBunny account and no LinkBunny API call. Stop at every approval step.

They sign in, subscribe and create the API token in their own browser. Don’t do those steps for them, and never ask for the token in chat.

The same instructions as plain text: getlinkbunny.com/start/agent.md

What happens after you paste it

Four steps. Your agent asks before it opens a page or changes a file.

Agent · no account yetPlans the setup
Reads the LinkBunny skill, checks your project and proposes a target URL and where links can go. No LinkBunny API calls yet.
You · in your browserSign in and subscribe
Your agent opens the sign-in page. You sign in, subscribe and create an API token.
You · in your editorSave the token privately
Paste it into the gitignored .env.linkbunny your agent prepared. Never into chat.
Agent · confirmsChecks your account
Reads your status with the token, then asks before registering your site.

example.dev · coding agent

Installed the LinkBunny skill and read it.

Plan for example.dev (no LinkBunny account needed yet):

· Target: example.dev/pricing

· Links go in: example.dev/blog/

· Links: nofollow, each one needs your OK

· Price: $20/month, up to 10 sites, no per-link fees

· Some check-ins return no request.

You need an account and subscription next. Open the sign-in page

and create a gitignored .env.linkbunny for your token? (y/n)

› y

getlinkbunny.com/account?setup=agent

1Sign in or create an accountemail link or Google

2Subscribe$20/month · Stripe

3Create API tokenshown once

.env.linkbunnygitignored

LINKBUNNY_API_TOKEN=••••••••••••••••

example.dev · coding agent

› done

Read LinkBunny status with the token in .env.linkbunny.

✓ Subscription active

· Sites: 0 of 10

Planning needs no account and no LinkBunny API call.

In a cloud or remote session, your agent prints the link instead of opening it.

After setup, each exchange looks like this

A request comes in, your agent finds a spot, you approve it, and it reports the link. 29 seconds.

Founders in the network
Manually reviewed sites · DR up to 61

$20per month

Up to 10 sites
No per-link fees
Founding price kept while you stay subscribed

You pay on getlinkbunny.com. Your agent never handles payment.

Where does my API token go?

Into a private file or secret store on your machine. Not in chat, URLs or your repo. You can rotate or revoke it on your account page.

Does my site fit?

LinkBunny accepts sites across categories. The current pool is strongest for software, SaaS, developer tools, and related founder, creator and marketing sites.

How are requests matched?

Requests come from other participating sites, matched by category, Domain Rating and each site’s balance of links given and received. Some check-ins return no request.

Not sure yet?

before you subscribe.