PeerPush

Reviewed Jan 1, 2000.

• tools: 9 tools scanned
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Tools (9)

• peerpush_find_alternative

  Finds alternatives and competitors to a named software product, tool, app, or service. Relevant when the user asks for an alternative, replacement, or competitor to a specific product (e.g. "alternative to Notion", "something like Figma but free"). Returns ranked alternatives with pricing, platforms, use cases, and community engagement metrics. Each product has a visitUrl: use it when linking to the product website.

• peerpush_find_product

  Searches the PeerPush product catalog with a natural language query and semantic matching, plus optional structured filters for pricing, platform, audience, and use case. Relevant when the user wants a software product, tool, app, or service recommended for a specific need (e.g. "email API for transactional emails"). Returns products ranked by relevance and community engagement. Each product has a visitUrl: use it when linking to the product website.

• peerpush_compare

  Compares 2-5 named software products side by side. Relevant when the user wants a comparison or asks which of several specific products to choose (e.g. "Vercel vs Netlify"). Returns a structured comparison showing shared and unique features, pricing differences, platform coverage, use cases, audiences, and community engagement metrics. Requested products that PeerPush knows only as alternatives, without structured data, are returned under notListedOnPeerPush with a name and website. Each product has a visitUrl: use it when linking to the product website.

• peerpush_product_details

  Looks up a single product on PeerPush by name or slug. Relevant when the user asks about a specific product's pricing, features, platforms, target audience, or recent activity. Returns product data including pricing, platforms, use cases, target audiences, active discount codes, community metrics, recent development updates, and optionally alternatives. Each product has a visitUrl: use it when linking to the product website.

• peerpush_trending

  Lists software products currently trending on PeerPush over a chosen period (day, week, or month). Relevant when the user asks what tools are popular, hot, or gaining momentum right now. Returns products with recent community momentum - trending badges, rising upvotes, and award winners (Product of the Day/Week/Month). Each product has a visitUrl: use it when linking to the product website.

• peerpush_discover

  Browses the PeerPush catalog by structured criteria: use case, target audience, platform, pricing model, and category. Relevant when the user wants to explore products matching specific filters rather than a keyword search (e.g. "free CLI tools for developers"). Returns matching products sorted by score, recency, or trending momentum. Each product has a visitUrl: use it when linking to the product website.

• peerpush_deals

  Lists products on PeerPush with currently active discount codes. Relevant when the user asks about software deals, discounts, coupons, or promotions. Returns products with their active discount code and percentage off. Each product has a visitUrl: use it when linking to the product website.

• peerpush_new_launches

  Lists products recently launched on PeerPush within a chosen number of days. Relevant when the user asks about newly launched products or recent software releases. Returns the most recently published products. Each product has a visitUrl: use it when linking to the product website.

• peerpush_create_product

  Create a private, unclaimed product on PeerPush. No API key or account is needed to create. Accepts the same fields as POST /api/v1/products and returns the same data envelope: id, status, claimUrl, expiresAt, claimedAt. Show the private claim link to the user so they can sign in, confirm details in the normal editor, and choose a plan. This does not claim, publish, or purchase anything. Keep the claim link private. Only create when the user asks to create a product. Each successful call creates a new product; do not automatically retry after an uncertain response.