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Know who to hire before the first call.

AyHire reads what developers have shipped on GitHub and hands you a shortlist: scored with the proof attached, and checked for who is open to work. Search on the website, or let your agent do it.

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Shortlist ready

example

3 picked from 31 people behind 10 repos

  • Mara Okafor52/60employed, open
  • Teo Lindqvist47/60open to work
  • Ana Ruiz44/60employed

A résumé says what someone claims. Their work shows what they did.

Without AyHire

  • Hundreds of applications and keyword filters.
  • A first call just to find out if they can build.
  • No idea who is open until you ask.

With AyHire

  • People whose shipped work you have already seen.
  • The proof next to every score.
  • Who is open to work, before you write.

From one question to a shortlist.

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    Say who you need

    Describe the role in a line. AyHire shows what it will search, finds the people behind that code, and scores the five who wrote the most of it.

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    See the proof

    Six scores out of 10, read as the three questions you would ask anyway, each next to the work it came from. Private repos and full source code are never read.

    Mara Okafor@maraokafor · Lisbon · example profile

    52/60

    1. Can they build it?

      9/10Technical depth

      9/10Stack match

      relay, her tool-calling runtime, has 4.1k stars and 380 forks. Works in TypeScript and Python.

    2. Do they actually ship?

      10/10Shipping

      8/10Communication

      64 pushes in the last 90 days. Five READMEs over 500 words, and most commit messages say what changed.

    3. Can you hire them?

      7/10Value

      9/10Hidden gem

      Employed, but open to offers. 42 followers for work that 4.1k people starred: strong work, little attention so far.

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    Know who is open

    GitHub is checked first, which costs nothing. A normal lookup comes to about a cent and a deeper one a few cents more. A role search checks its top people this way; anyone else, only when you ask. Every answer says where it came from, and a guess is marked as a guess.

    Teo Lindqvist

    @teo-lindqvist

    Verdictopen to work

    FieldFoundWhere it came fromCost
    Available for hireonGitHub profileconfirmedfree
    CompanyNorthwindGitHub profile, self-reportedfree
    LinkedInin/teo-lindqvistmatched by name and company, on a deeper lookupguess$0.02
    Current rolenone listedfrom that LinkedIn profileguess

    This lookup cost $0.02, most of it the deeper LinkedIn search. Saved for 30 days, so checking again is free.

Bring it into your agent.

AyHire is one MCP server, so every agent here gets the same tools: scores, the people behind top repos, LinkedIn, email and availability. Paste one prompt and your agent sets itself up.

  • Claude Code
  • Codex
  • Cursor
  • Gemini CLI
  • Windsurf
  • GitHub Copilot
  • Cline
  • OpenClaw
  • Hermes Agent

Paste this into your agent

Prompt
Set up AyHire for me: fetch https://ayhire.com/setup.md with curl and follow it step by step.
  1. Installs the small ayhire command line.
  2. Opens your browser to sign you in, or to make an account. The key goes straight to a file on your computer, so there is nothing to copy.
  3. Connects AyHire to your agent and teaches it how to source a role.

What it runsSet it up by handHTTP API reference

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