Category: GTM Intelligence · Version:
0.0.1 · Author: opendirectory · Compatibility: All targets (claude, codex, opencode, gemini, anti-gravity, openclaw, hermes)Install
- npx CLI (Recommended)
- skills.sh
- Claude Code Native
- Claude Desktop
- Manus AI
What It Does
- Searches GitHub code for all public repos that import or require the SDK
- Supports npm, Python, Go, Ruby, and generic import patterns — auto-detected from the SDK name
- Filters forks, tutorials, examples, and archived repos from results
- Classifies each repo: company org, affiliated developer, solo developer, or tutorial noise
- Scores by adoption signal: org type, company field, stars, recency, fork status
- Fetches owner profile and top contributor for each high-signal repo
- Tracks adoption velocity: new repos in last 7, 14, and 30 days
- Compares to previous snapshot for exact new-adopter count on repeat runs
- Generates an outreach brief per high-signal company repo: what they are building, who introduced the SDK, and what to say
- Saves output to
docs/sdk-adopters/[sdk-name]-[date].md
Requirements
Setup
How to Use
Why Score Instead of Just List
A raw GitHub code search for a popular SDK returns tutorials, forks, abandoned side projects, and examples mixed in with real production users. The adoption score separates them:- A company org repo with recent commits and 200 stars scores 130+
- A tutorial named “learn-stripe-payments” scores below 20 and is excluded
The Adoption Score
score = org_signal + company_field + stars_capped + recency + quality_flags
- Org type (50 points): GitHub Organization accounts are almost always a company or serious team
- Company field (20 points): user has a company listed on their GitHub profile
- Stars (up to 50 points): capped at 500 stars to prevent established open-source from dominating
- Recency (up to 50 points): pushed in last 7 or 30 days
- Quality (up to 40 points): not a fork, not archived, not a tutorial
Velocity Tracking
Run the skill weekly and save the JSON snapshot. On each subsequent run, the skill compares the current repo list to the previous snapshot and tells you exactly how many new teams adopted the SDK since last time.Cost Per Run
- GitHub Code Search API: free with token
- GitHub User, Org, Contributors API: free with token
- AI analysis: uses the model already running the skill; no additional cost
- Total: free

