Vendor Pulse watches the changelogs you can’t — Shopify, Stripe, OpenAI, GitHub GraphQL, Google Ads — maps every change to the exact files in your repos, and drafts a code-aware ticket with evidence, owner, and a remediation plan. No more dashboards. No more 3am incident calls.
2 active scripts match. Editing is already blocked (Apr 15); execution halts at deadline. Remediation plan and test cases attached.
You find out in one of three ways: a customer complaint, a production error, or a tab you forgot to read. The upstream signal exists — RSS, release notes, deprecation pages, scheduled cutovers — but the jump from “a change happened” to “this repo is affected and here’s the ticket” is still a manual slog nobody owns.
OpenAI quietly sunsets gpt-4-turbo. Your eval job explodes Tuesday morning.
Shopify Scripts retire Jun 30, 2026. Your agency has 14 clients running two scripts each.
Stripe adds a nullable field to a response. Your parser silently drops an event. Six weeks later, reconciliation calls.
RSS, HTML, release-note pages, deprecation notices — polled on a schedule with dedupe. We turn heterogeneous posts into a single event stream with vendor, product, dates, change type, severity hints, and the original source URL.
A GitHub App with read-only repo access indexes your integration surface: SDK versions, endpoint strings, env vars, GraphQL fields, config files. Each vendor notice is matched to concrete evidence. No evidence, no ticket.
A closed-world classifier scores each change breaking_high, action_likely, watch, or informational — using your evidence pack only. If confidence is low, we abstain and queue for review.
Title, impact summary, evidence with direct file links, a 3–5 step remediation plan, suggested owner, and a due date anchored to the vendor deadline. Auto-create above your confidence threshold, or keep every draft in a triage inbox.
The default screen isn’t a river of updates — it’s a review queue of matched changes with confidence scores and draft tickets. Approve, merge duplicates, suppress, or snooze. Every decision trains the policy engine.
GitHub App with read-only contents, encrypted secrets, tenant isolation, redaction before prompts, audit trail on every ticket action.
Onboard and we’ll replay the last 90 days of every vendor you connect. First-run value, before you wait for a single new change.
Tickets route to the squad that actually owns the affected files. No more unassigned bucket, no more Slack paging roulette.
Auto-create above 0.85 confidence for breaking changes. Require human review for everything touching billing. Suppress info-level notices for vendors you don’t care about. Policies are declarative, versioned, and auditable.
Plus custom connectors for internal platform teams. Request a vendor →
We used to find out about Shopify changes when a client emailed us at 11pm. Vendor Pulse turns every changelog post into a ticket with the exact file paths. Friday panic, gone.
The value scales with your integration surface — not how many engineers open the app.
contents and metadata, plus issues: write if you pick GitHub Issues as your ticket destination. Nothing else — no write access to code, no PR creation, no workflow permissions. Scope installation to a subset of repos on install.Connect a repo, pick two vendors, and Vendor Pulse will have its first draft ticket ready in under three minutes. Free forever on one repo — no credit card, no demo call.