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Catching a tech migration as it happens is literally like seeing someone's poker hand before betting! 😅 For the first time, spot buying windows across your ENTIRE TAM as they open. Meet Tech Migration Agents! 🚀 Every time a team moves off one tech to another, a buying window opens. These agents show you which companies are making that move. And the exact teams inside them! Say you sell a modern CI/CD platform like GitHub Actions or GitLab CI. You’d love to know who’s ditching Jenkins, right? So we asked. 1,200+ companies came back, mid-switch from Jenkins to GitLab CI. Right now. Down to the team. That’s 1,200+ accounts already in motion. And Jenkins is just one example. Point it at whatever tool you compete with. Catch every buying window while it’s still open! Agent link in the comments. Can't wait for more Tech GTM teams to try this out! 🚀

Companies in your ICP are already evaluating tools like yours. Most of them will never fill out a form. Reo.Dev reads the technical activity your buyers leave across the web, so you can reach in-market accounts while they're still deciding.

The strongest developer buying signals show up in community channels, code and product: GitHub, Slack, Reddit, image pulls, package installs, CLI runs, docs, issues, cloud sign-ups. Reo.Dev captures those across 50+ developer-first sources to surface accounts and buyers evaluating your product.

Companies in your ICP are already evaluating tools like yours. Most of them will never fill out a form. Reo.Dev reads the technical activity your buyers leave across the web, so you can reach in-market accounts while they're still deciding.

Okay, this REALLY raises the bar for our next events!!! 😂🏀 We're taking 20 Tech GTM leaders to an NBA game during KubeCon in Salt Lake City!!! 🏀🔥 And we've got a few surprises planned beyond just watching the Jazz take on the Heat. 👀 On November 10th, we're bringing together some incredible folks from the DevTools and AI ecosystem for a night of basketball, great food, and even better company! And this isn't your usual networking event. We're talking: 🏀 Utah Jazz vs. Miami Heat, LIVE! 🔓 Early arena entry and a starting-lineup experience 🐻 A chance to meet the Jazz mascot 🍽️ A private lounge, dinner, and some really cool people to hang out with 🎁 And a few surprises we're keeping under wraps for now! We've had so much fun bringing the DevTool community together at our past events. And with everyone coming together for KubeCon, we wanted to do something a little different! 20 people, one NBA game, and hopefully a whole lot of new friendships! 📍 Delta Center, Salt Lake City (just a 3–5 min walk from the KubeCon venue!) 📅 Tuesday, November 10 We've only got 20 spots for this one, so if you're a GTM leader in the DevTools or AI space and you're going to be at KubeCon, COME! 🙌 Request your invite now → [link in comments] Can't wait to see you all courtside! 🏀🚀 Joanna Wyganowska, Emma Mock, Stephanie Suriyakam, Tyreena Heck, Jake Page, Charlie Key, Rebecca Howland, Simone Morellato

We put Clay, Claude, Exa & Reo head-to-head to find companies migrating off Jenkins. The answers? 53K, 3, 0 & 3.1K accounts 🤯 But here's the twist: 53K wasn't the winning answer. We gave all 4 tools the exact same prompt: “Find US companies (<10K headcount) migrating from Jenkins to GitHub Actions or GitLab CI/CD.” Here's what happened: 🔵Clay found 53K accounts. BUT - it listed companies that were using all three technologies: Jenkins, GitHub Actions, and GitLab CI/CD, with no signal of whether a migration is even happening. With nothing on the migration itself, you end up on a wild goose chase while your competitors close the best accounts. 🔵Claude found 3 accounts. It went through publicly available information and surfaced only companies where there was enough public evidence to identify a migration. But public data usually shows a migration only after it’s done. By then, the window’s closed. 🔵Exa found 0 accounts. It found blogs and other content explaining how to migrate from VMware to Red Hat OpenShift. But it couldn’t actually tell us which companies were doing it. 🔵Then we asked Reo.Dev. Reo found 3.1K companies showing signals of an actual migration. And for each account, it gave us a migration confidence score, plus the reasoning and evidence behind it. --- Finding companies that are actively migrating is so much more useful for GTM teams than simply knowing which companies are using certain technologies. Because an active migration tells you something is changing right now - and there may be a buying window you can act on. Imagine knowing where engineering teams are struggling, changing, or investing - and where those changes are creating buying windows across your entire TAM. That’s a game changer!!! And Jenkins is just one example. Imagine knowing where engineering teams are struggling, changing, or investing - and where a buying window is emerging across your entire TAM. Tech Migration Agents are just one signal to start with. There’s a lot more where this came from. 👀 200+ teams are already using Reo.Dev to answer questions like which companies are dealing with latency issues, cutting GPU costs, migrating between technologies, or actively investing in a technology. It's time Technical GTM got Agents of its own 🚀🚀🚀 Try Reo Agents. (Link in comments)