Firecrawl launched the Firecrawl Developer Index this week, a curated index that aggregates more than 70 million developer artifacts intended for coding agents and developer tools. The company describes this as its 12th product launch.
Scope and contents
The index indexes GitHub READMEs, issues, pull requests and documentation, all exposed through a single search endpoint. Firecrawl says the collection delivers “the highest recall of any coding-specific index.” The provider also states that no API key is required to start using the index.
According to Firecrawl, the endpoint supports queries across the aggregated artifacts and is designed to be consumed by coding agents and other developer workflows. The listing highlights the index as a centralized source for code-related text and metadata rather than a general web search product.
Availability and integration
The Firecrawl Developer Index is live at the endpoint /v2/search/developer and can be accessed via the Firecrawl API, CLI and MCP. Firecrawl notes the index is ready to integrate with coding agents and developer tooling that can call the API or use the command-line or MCP interfaces.
Firecrawl’s announcement also indicates free options are available to begin using the index. The launch material presents the index as a specialized resource for developers and agent builders seeking consolidated access to GitHub-hosted artifacts.
The index is available now at /v2/search/developer on the API, CLI and MCP, per Firecrawl’s launch information.
Original source: Product Hunt