@numaya/greenlight
v0.2.4
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Lead quality gate for Twenty CRM. Deterministic scoring plus optional AI and search enrichment.
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Numaya Greenlight
A lead quality gate for Twenty CRM. It scores every lead against rules you configure, holds the weak ones in a reviewable queue instead of letting them reach a rep, and explains every decision in language a salesperson can act on.
The gate is advisory and always human-overridable. A lead is never lost, never deleted and never hidden — the worst that happens is it waits for a human. That is a deliberate design constraint, and every failure path in the app is built around it.
What it does
- Deterministic scoring. Eleven rules across compliance, ICP fit, company identification, contact quality and data freshness. Each is independently enable/disable-able with its own severity and weight.
- A gate queue of held leads, with an override that records who released it and why.
- A do-not-contact register. Twenty does no email management, so Greenlight owns the opt-out list itself — who, why, since when — with an audited path to add and remove.
- Plain-English traces. Every lead carries a rule-by-rule explanation: what was asked, what was found in which field, and what would fix it.
- Optional enrichment using your workspace's own AI and your own search provider, writing every value with its source URL, retrieval date and confidence. Nothing unsourced is ever written.
Install
From the Twenty marketplace, or:
yarn twenty app:install @numaya/greenlightOn install it seeds a configuration record with permissive defaults and begins scoring your existing contacts in the background.
Configure
It works out of the box. These are all optional:
| Variable | Default | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| LICENCE_KEY | — | Your Numaya AI licence. Without one, Greenlight runs in rules-only mode. |
| USE_TWENTY_AI | true | Use your workspace's own AI for enrichment. |
| LLM_BASE_URL / LLM_API_KEY / LLM_MODEL | — | An OpenAI-compatible endpoint, used only if Twenty AI is unavailable. |
| SEARCH_PROVIDER | none | searxng, brave, serper, or none. Enrichment needs a real search provider. |
| SEARCH_BASE_URL | — | Your SearXNG instance, e.g. http://searxng:8080. SearXNG only. It must allow the JSON output format — add - json under search: formats: in its settings.yml. |
| SEARCH_API_KEY | — | Key for Brave or Serper. SearXNG needs none; leave it blank. |
| MONTHLY_ENRICHMENT_CAP | 1000 | Enrichment runs per month. Reaching it stops enrichment, never scoring. |
| LICENCE_ENVIRONMENT | production | Leave alone unless Numaya AI support says otherwise. |
Rules, weights, band thresholds, your ICP and field mapping live in the Greenlight Configuration record in your workspace, editable like any other record.
Start with the ICP page in the sidebar. Until you define an industry, region and size profile, three of the eleven rules have nothing to evaluate and roughly a third of the scoring model is inactive. That page tells you exactly how much, and offers a profile derived from your own companies.
What leaves your workspace
Greenlight runs entirely inside your Twenty instance. Data leaves only where you configure it to:
- Your LLM and search providers, using your own keys, only during enrichment.
- Numaya AI's licensing service, which receives your licence key and workspace id — never lead or contact data — to check entitlement.
Scoring itself makes no external call at all.
When things break
Greenlight fails open by design. If the licence service is unreachable, a provider times out, the configuration record is missing or malformed, or a rule throws, leads are still scored — and anything that could not be evaluated is excluded from the result rather than counted against the lead. A lead that cannot be scored at all passes through flagged, never silently dropped.
Support
Licence — Elastic License 2.0
Source-available. You may read, run, modify and self-host Greenlight. You may not offer it to third parties as a hosted service, or circumvent the licence key.
The full terms are reproduced here because the Twenty SDK's packer ships a fixed file list — dist,
README.md, package.json and the manifest — with no way to add a LICENSE file. ELv2 requires that
anyone who receives the software also receives these terms, so the README is the only place they can travel.
Canonical text: https://www.elastic.co/licensing/elastic-license.
Licensor: Numaya AI
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