Find potential customers from GitHub activity. Monitor your org's repos for stars, forks, issues, and PRs — then use AI to qualify leads automatically.

1. A cron job monitors public activity on your GitHub org
2. When someone stars, forks, or opens an issue/PR, they're captured
3. An AI agent researches the person and scores them as a lead
4. Qualified leads appear in your dashboard with periodic digest emails

1. Click Remix
2. Add environment variables:
   • OPENAI_API_KEY — for AI lead qualification
   • GITHUB_TOKEN — for accessing GitHub API (create one here)
3. Configure your settings:
   • Edit GITHUB_ORG in github.cron.ts
   • Edit RECIPIENTS in digest.ts
   • Customize PROMPT.txt with your ICP criteria
4. Open main.ts to view your dashboard

Note: GitHub's Events API only returns the 300 most recent events per org.

GitHub Monitoring (github.cron.ts)

• Runs hourly to check for new activity on your org
• Captures stars, forks, issues, PRs, and other public events
• Groups events by user to avoid duplicate leads

AI Agent (agent.ts)

• Researches each GitHub user's profile, repos, and linked sites
• Uses web search to learn about their company and role
• Scores them against your ICP defined in PROMPT.txt
• Returns {name, match, score, leadTypes, reasoning}

Storage (db.ts)

• Every lead is stored in SQLite with columns:
  • id — auto-incremented
  • timestamp — when first seen
  • input_data — the GitHub event(s) that triggered it
  • output_data — AI result

Dashboard (main.ts)

• Qualified leads (match=true) appear at the top
• Shows score and lead type tags (customer/hire)
• Click a lead to see full details and GitHub activity

Email Digest (digest.ts)

• Sends daily emails (1pm UTC) with new qualified leads
• Edit RECIPIENTS array to configure who receives them

• Edit PROMPT.txt to define your ideal customer profile
• Adjust the GitHub sweep frequency in github.cron.ts interval settings (default: hourly)
• Adjust the email digest schedule in digest.ts interval settings (default: daily at 1pm UTC)
• Run check-events.ts to preview how many users will be processed on the first run

Use the test bar in the dashboard to evaluate any GitHub username instantly.