Firecrawl Developer Index - A curated index of 70M+ artifacts for coding agents.

Search 70M+ GitHub READMEs, issues, pull requests, and documentation from one endpoint. The highest recall of any coding-specific index, with no API key needed to start. The index is live now at /v2/search/developer on the API, CLI, and MCP. Ready to integrate with all your favorite coding agents!

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Hey Product Hunt 👋 Eric, Caleb, and Nick from Firecrawl here. When AI coding agents get stuck, they turn to the web for answers. But the answers they need are often buried across millions of repos and docs, and a single debugging session can burn hundreds of thousands of tokens finding the few lines that matter. Today we're launching the Firecrawl Developer Index: 70M+ issues, pull requests, READMEs, docs, and agent skills, curated from top GitHub repos and documentation sites into one place your agent can search. Across 1,179 real developer queries, the index hits 63% recall@10, beating the next best external provider by ~10%. With our coding-specific index, your agent can answer its own questions about code behavior, API contracts, error messages, and known bugs from primary sources. Hit an error it doesn't recognize? It finds the issue where someone else ran into it and reads the merged fix that followed. Dependency upgrade break a call? It pulls the docs stating the current behavior and the PR that changed it, scoped to that library's repo. Firecrawl Developer Index is live now at /v2/search/developer on the API, CLI, and MCP. For best performance, we recommend using the Firecrawl CLI or MCP with the companion skill, which you can install with: npx -y firecrawl-cli@latest setup developer-index Learn more: Whether you're building with coding agents, creating technical knowledge bases, or training frontier models, we'd love to hear what you ship with it.

Pretty wild amount of developer context. Curious how much this cuts down on token usage.

Congrats on launch number twelve. Good to see a recall number published against 1,179 real developer queries.