Scan recent activity
Paste a public repo. The tool checks public GitHub signals that show whether developers are actively evaluating it.
Free Developer Tool
What's your repo's intent score?
Paste any GitHub repo and get a 0-100 score based on real evaluator activity over the last 30 days.
How it works
Weight intent signals
Forks, issues, freshness, and repo momentum matter more than passive awareness. Stars are useful, but they are not the whole story.
Read the score
Use the 0-100 score as a first-pass signal. High scores mean the repo deserves closer monitoring and contact discovery.
What the score means
High intent
Strong public activity. This is a good candidate for deeper account research and developer contact discovery.
Moderate intent
There is visible activity, but it needs context from company fit, category overlap, and recent events.
Low signal
Mostly passive or stale public signal. Track it if the repo is strategic, but avoid over-prioritizing it.
Frequently asked questions
What data powers the score?
The Astro tool currently uses public GitHub API data as a lightweight landing-page proxy. LeadCognition’s product scoring goes deeper with monitored repo activity and enriched lead context.
Why does the free tool not show every evaluator?
The free tool shows whether the repo has visible signal. LeadCognition is where you unlock names, companies, verified contact paths, and outreach context.
Ready when you are
Start with developers already showing intent.
Create a free workspace, browse public signal, and unlock contacts only when the account is worth pursuing.