DataForGTM lets you find developers by technology or repo: surface the engineers active on a specific GitHub repo, org, or stack, then resolve each GitHub username to a real LinkedIn profile. Both steps are agent-callable API/MCP tools. You only pay when an identity resolves.
Finding the right developers is two questions: who is active on the technology I care about? and who are they, really? DataForGTM answers both as separate, callable tools.
| Step | Tool | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Find | developer_intent | Developers showing GitHub buying signals for a repo, org, or technology category — stars, forks, issues, contributions on the projects you sell against. |
| 2. Resolve | deanon | A GitHub username turned into a LinkedIn profile with a confidence score. Charged 2 credits (~$0.30) only on a hit; misses are free. |
| (Bulk) | deanon_batch | Resolve a whole list of usernames from step 1 in a single call. |
So "find Rust developers contributing to my competitor's repo, then get their LinkedIn" is two API calls — one to list the active usernames, one to resolve them.
Once developer_intent hands you usernames, resolve any one of them:
# Resolve a GitHub username → LinkedIn
curl -X POST https://dataforgtm.ai/api/v1/deanon \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $DATAFORGTM_API_KEY" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"githubUser":"torvalds"}'
Most tools answer one half of the problem. DataForGTM is the only one that does GitHub-username → LinkedIn resolution as an API — but it is narrower than the platforms in other ways, and we're honest about that.
| Capability | DataForGTM | reo.dev | Scarf | Apollo / ZoomInfo |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Find developers by repo/org/technology | ✅ API | ✅ (platform) | Partial (company-level) | ❌ |
| GitHub username → LinkedIn (person-level) | ✅ API | In-platform only | ❌ no PII | ❌ keys on domain/LinkedIn |
| Full GTM platform: dashboards, CRM sync, workflows | ❌ API only | ✅ | Partial | ✅ |
| Broad contact database beyond GitHub identity | ❌ | Partial | ❌ | ✅ (hundreds of millions) |
| Agent-discoverable MCP / OpenAPI, self-serve | ✅ | Gated connector | ❌ | Some |
If you want a managed dashboard, CRM enrichment workflows, and a sales team UI, reo.dev is the better fit — it's a full platform, not a raw API. If you need a large general contact database keyed on company domain or LinkedIn URL, Apollo or ZoomInfo will out-cover us; they just can't start from a GitHub username. If you only need anonymous, company-level package adoption with no PII, Scarf is purpose-built for that. DataForGTM is the right tool when you specifically want to go from GitHub activity to a named person, programmatically, from an agent.
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