Developers evaluate by doing. Now their agents do too.
Developers are the new buyers. They evaluate by doing - and now by sending their agents to do it for them - weeks before a buyer ever appears in your CRM. Traditional intent data sees none of it. Plume clears the pipeline fog.
An independent glass-box re-imagining of Reo.Dev - with a live Forge DB demo below.
Drag to clear the pipeline fog →
From a star to a signed check - visibly
Scattered signals → one named, scored account
The agents are evaluating you. The intent is real - the visibility isn't.
Developers leave trails
Commits, forks, npm installs, docs reads. Footprints you could see - if you stitched them together.
Developers send agents
Cursor, Claude Code, Copilot query your docs, call your MCP tools, test workflows - and get stuck. The intent is buried in server logs you can't read. Plume's proposed MCP gateway would capture it - turning agent friction into a dual sales + product signal.
Developer-intent-native is open white space
What's real here vs simulated
- · Glass-box scoring: pure, tunable, replayable
- · Identity resolution: deterministic + probabilistic merges, review band, Art. 17 erasure - enforced in code
- · LLM outreach & Q&A via OpenRouter (labeled deterministic fallback without a key)
- · Every company, developer, raw event and agent query (n = 12 accounts)
- · The enrichment directory (names, roles, seniority)
- · Precision/recall labels, fit scores and ACV bands - illustrative constants
- · Ingestion connectors (GitHub, npm, Docker, docs)
- · The MCP gateway itself
- · Enrichment providers & live CRM/Slack activation (payload preview only)
Full methodology on the about page.
Watch Acme Corp light up.
A live, glass-box workspace for a fictional database company - replay 14 days of developer & agent signals, tune the scoring model, and generate signal-anchored outreach.
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