The next wave of of developer intent is agent-led
Developers left digital trails. GitHub commits, package installs, documentation visits, CLI commands. You could track the trail and know who was evaluating you.
Developers send their agents to do the evaluation. The agents query your docs, call your MCP tools, test workflows. The intent is still there. The visibility isn't. It's buried in server logs you can't read.
What this means for Devtool companies:
Uncover invisible pipeline
Agents now read your documentation, test your product, compare workflows, and surface recommendations inside IDEs, copilots, and internal developer workflows. A company could be three weeks into evaluating you and you'd have no idea. Reo captures every agent interaction — so you know which accounts are in-market before they ever talk to sales.
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Prioritize accounts based on agent intent
See exactly what use cases agents are testing, which questions they're asking, and where they're getting stuck. So you know exactly where an account is in their evaluation journey, and which ones you need to focus on today.
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Improve developer experience
You’re no longer optimizing only for human attention — you’re optimizing for machine comprehension. If an agent can’t find the answer, it moves on — and so does the developer relying on it. Reo’s Agent intent gives you visibility into repeated friction points, troubleshooting patterns across agent activity, helping you improve how your product is discovered and evaluated.
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