OpenClaw Plugin

Add Buyer Intent Detection to Your OpenClaw Agent

Not every community post is a lead. SignalPipe's 4-stage intent pipeline — keyword gate, embedding similarity, sarcasm filter, LLM swarm — finds the 15% that are.

Install SignalPipe on OpenClaw

openclaw plugins install signalpipe

Available on ClawHub · MIT licensed · Open source on GitHub

What is OpenClaw Buyer Intent Detection?

Buyer intent detection is the core challenge in community-based lead generation. Most posts are noise. SignalPipe's pipeline was designed to find the minority of posts that indicate genuine, near-term purchase intent — without flooding your queue with false positives.

How SignalPipe adds Buyer Intent Detection to OpenClaw

The 4-stage pipeline: (1) keyword gate blocks obvious noise, (2) embedding similarity against your anchor sentences catches semantic matches, (3) sarcasm detection removes misleading positives, (4) a three-judge LLM swarm (Skeptic, Analyst, Optimist) votes on each signal. The Skeptic has a hard veto. About 85% of posts are filtered — only the top 15% reach your OpenClaw session.

How to set up Buyer Intent Detection in OpenClaw

1

Define buyer phrases

Write anchor sentences from the buyer's perspective — phrases that describe the problem your product solves. These train the embedding similarity stage.

2

Add keyword signals

Add buy_signal_keywords that indicate purchase intent in your category. These feed the keyword gate and boost scoring for relevant posts.

3

Tune with feedback

Approve and reject leads in your queue. The RL system learns from your decisions and adjusts scoring weights per-product over time.

4

Review only what matters

After a week of training, your queue contains only high-confidence buying signals. Reviewing 5-10 leads per day replaces hours of manual scanning.

Frequently asked questions

How accurate is SignalPipe's intent detection?

After two weeks of feedback training, most users see false positive rates below 10% in their review queue. The RL system continuously improves as you approve and reject leads.

What makes the LLM swarm better than a single model?

A single model can be confidently wrong. The Skeptic-Analyst-Optimist voting structure forces adversarial evaluation of each post. The Skeptic's hard veto means overly optimistic scores never reach your queue.

Can I adjust the scoring threshold?

Yes. You can configure the minimum score threshold per product. Higher thresholds mean fewer but higher-confidence leads. Lower thresholds mean more volume with more noise.

Does it detect competitor mentions?

Yes. Competitor mention detection is built in. Posts mentioning your competitors are automatically flagged and score-boosted — these convert at the highest rate.

Add Buyer Intent Detection to your OpenClaw agent

Join the waitlist. First 100 get Starter free for 3 months.

No credit card. No commitment.

More OpenClaw use cases