Run GTM from a repo you own.

Automatically research your market, build a GTM brain, create the best offer, run outreach on LinkedIn and email, and more.

Star on GitHub —

MIT · runs in Claude Code · PRs welcome

GTM agents should be open-source.

Your GTM asks you to be the creative for your own customers. Nobody can do that for you — so you need complete creative control over the thing that talks to them.

A vendor's agent applies a vendor's taste to your market. You can't open it, can't change it, can't teach it what you know about your buyers.

Open source hands you the whole thing. Build on foundations that already work, then bend them to your situation. Inherit what works. Build on what's great. Tweak what's yours.

Rahul NandakumarHey, I'm Rahul —

I didn't want to pay for GTM tools that didn't share their guts with me to tinker with. So I built one for the world to use.

Even if I stop working on this (not likely), you'll still have all of it — all the skills, prompts, and every run sits on your machine.

If you're interested, submit a PR.

Packs you run today. More on the way.

Each pack reads from the same brain, so they compound instead of starting over.

Brain live

  • company audit
  • market research
  • voice of customer
  • strategy
Compare toWynter

Outbound live

  • icp
  • offer
  • sequence · list
  • signals · enrich
  • write · send
Compare toGojiberry$3.5M ARR

Content next

  • nurture
  • founder story
  • distribution
Compare tostoryarb

SEO / AEO next

  • get found
  • answer engines
  • programmatic
Compare toProfound$155M raised

Sales next

  • call prep
  • scripts
  • objections
Compare toSybill$14.5M raised

Events next

  • target lists
  • outreach
  • follow-up
Compare toVendelux$71M raised

Bring your own connectors. Change the market, the company, the skills — even how it maintains itself. It's yours. Improve something everyone needs? Send it back.

How the brain thinks.

Everything downstream rests on this, so it's the part that had to be right.

It cites and caches every source

Quote, link, date pulled. You can trace any claim back to where it came from, and it holds the source so the trail doesn't rot.

It starts at your customer's problem

Deep voice-of-customer first, not your positioning. Everything downstream traces to something a buyer actually said.

It listens to your sales calls

Granola, Gong, and the rest feed straight back in, so the brain sharpens every time you talk to someone.

It audits your company

Checks whether you could be solving a bigger problem than the one you're selling against today.

It builds the offer to be worth more

The most convincing offer is the one that hands your customer more value. It works that out before writing a word.

It finds problems, then starts fixing them

Surfaces what it found for your review first. Strategy lives in the brain, not scattered across six tools.

runs/acme/04-offer/

├── offer.json the artifact ├── provenance.md every claim, cited └── decisions.md what we chose, why schema checked · 8 reviewers ★ human gate — you approve

provenance.md

[O2] pain:owner_is_only_seller "I'm the only one who can sell here. Every time delivery spikes, new business just stops." r/agency · posted 2026-06-14 · pulled 2026-08-02

GTM code you own.

Start by dropping your company website.

Star on GitHub —

MIT · PRs welcome

Built on the tradecraft of GTM operators (credits in research)