🚀 claude-devtools is live on Product Hunt!

[matt1398]

Hey everyone! Thank you so much for the insane support over the weekend.

We just officially launched on Product Hunt! If this tool has been helpful for visualizing your Claude Code workflow, I'd absolutely love your support and feedback on our launch page:

🔗 Support claude-devtools on Product Hunt

I'll be actively answering questions there. Let me know what features you want to see next! 🍻

[rrajpuro]

I think I found a gem! Thanks for your contribution
Suggestion for making this project easier to find (Have no idea how to make it work LOL)
Search results for the following does not show this project:

1. "Claude Code debugging"
2. "Cladue code session transcripts"
3. "Claude code logs"

[matt1398]

Thanks so much! 😊 Great catch

[Gingiris]

Congrats on the launch. One practical suggestion from the OSS launch side:

Right now you already have two strong demand signals in this thread:

• people found the tool useful enough to support the PH launch
• someone is explicitly telling you the project is hard to discover via search

I would turn that into a quick 48-hour follow-up loop:

1. Turn search intent into page language
   Add the exact phrases people might search for into the README / docs hero, for example:

   • Claude Code debugging
   • Claude Code logs
   • Claude Code session transcripts
   • Claude Code workflow visualization

   Not as keyword stuffing, just as plain-language subheads and FAQ entries.

2. Ship one “why this exists” use-case page
   Something like: “How I debugged a Claude Code session with claude-devtools”.
   PH gives you a burst of attention, but use-case pages are what keep compounding through search.

3. Convert PH questions into durable assets
   Any repeated question on Product Hunt should become one of:

   • a README FAQ
   • a short docs page
   • a GitHub Discussion with a searchable title

The launch gives you distribution, but the compounding part usually comes from turning launch traffic into searchable artifacts. That’s where a lot of OSS projects leave growth on the table.