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GitHub threads where people ask for the tool you are building

IntentRat reads GitHub every 15 minutes and scores each thread for buying intent.

What a lead looks like there

GitHub · yesterday79fit

Looking for a hosted replacement for the exporter we forked

The fork has had no release for a long time. We would pay for a hosted version that keeps the same metric names.

Looking for an alternative

Draft reply

The metric names are the part that breaks dashboards, so a replacement should keep them. Would the same scrape config work for you as well?

Edit it, then post it yourself.

What IntentRat reads on GitHub

  • Issue titles and bodies

    Public issues in the repositories of the tools your category lives next to.

  • Requests for a maintained alternative

    Issues that ask for a replacement, a fork or a hosted version of a tool.

  • Discussion threads

    Public discussions where the next tool to build comes up.

The labels you see on GitHub

Looking for an alternative and feature request are the labels you will see most on GitHub.

Buying intent

The person says they are looking for a way to solve this now. A budget or a deadline is often close by.

Looking for an alternative

The person is unhappy with the tool they use and is shopping around for something else.

Pain point

The problem is described clearly, but nobody said they are buying yet. Worth a reply; the close comes later.

Competitor complaint

The person names the tool they use and says what it fails at. That gap is yours.

Feature request

An existing product almost does the job. Someone is telling you what to build.

Recommendation request

The thread asks the community for a recommendation. Reply early and you set the category.

Praise

Somebody praises a tool in public. Useful to know, rarely a lead.

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