GitHunt

About GitHunt

GitHunt is a technical sourcing tool that searches GitHub profiles rather than résumés, on the argument that a developer's public commit history is a better signal of what they actually build than a CV describing it. It scans a claimed 100 million-plus profiles and filters by role, location, programming language and skills, returning a shortlist the vendor says takes under five minutes to produce. There are three ways in. The first is a guided search where you pick role, location, language and skills from inline dropdowns. The second is job-description parsing: paste a posting and the AI extracts the role, location, technologies and skills, then runs the search, which removes the step where a recruiter has to translate a job spec into search facets. The third is the one that makes it interesting to this catalogue — an MCP server at mcp.githunt.ai, added with a single `claude mcp add --transport http` command and authenticated by signing in with a GitHunt account rather than by pasting an API key, so Claude Code, Codex or ChatGPT can be asked in plain English to find full-stack developers in a given city matching a given stack. A separate profile-check feature evaluates an individual GitHub profile, and the search produces an AI-written report per candidate.

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